In a conversation with the Pakistan Cryptocurrency Commission, industry insiders shared a bold assessment: this South Asian country is accelerating its布局, and if it maintains its current pace, it could fully join the global crypto leading group within the next five years.

Interestingly, the local government clearly recognizes one point — the young population's desire for digital assets is real. This is not a knee-jerk decision but a quick response after recognizing market demand, and the speed of implementing related frameworks has indeed exceeded expectations.

A particularly noteworthy focus is the path of tokenization. Bringing stock market assets on-chain can directly attract global investors, which is not only a liquidity issue but also an upgrade to the market structure. The person emphasized that Pakistan should accelerate its推进 in this area.

A more realistic observation is that compared to the hundreds of millions of startup thresholds in the banking and AI industries, blockchain is much more friendly to startups. But the problem is also obvious: education and incubation systems cannot keep up. If these two areas can be improved, a large number of innovative projects could truly be unleashed.