Tag: Bilal Bin Saqib

Pakistan is preparing to launch its first stablecoin as part of a broader push by PVARA to strengthen virtual asset regulation, support fintech growth and integrate digital tokens into the national economy.

Bilal Bin Saqib, CEO of Pakistan Crypto Council, has resigned as special assistant to the Prime Minister on blockchain and cryptocurrency but continues as chairman of the Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority.

Pakistan and El Salvador sign a Letter of Intent to collaborate on Bitcoin and digital assets, marking a significant step in crypto diplomacy as Pakistan eyes its own Bitcoin reserve and formalizes its digital asset strategy.

Pakistan's Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Crypto and Blockchain met Errol Musk to discuss the nation's digital asset agenda, sparking discussions on its ambitious plans for a Bitcoin Reserve, stablecoin use, and a new regulatory framework amidst a significant electricity allocation for crypto mining.

Pakistan’s Minister of State for Crypto and Blockchain, Bilal Bin Saqib, met with New York City Mayor Eric Adams to strengthen ties between the Pakistan and New York Crypto Councils. The discussions focused on fostering global blockchain cooperation, regulatory alignment, and strategic partnerships, marking a major step in Pakistan’s efforts to advance its digital asset ecosystem.

Minister Bilal Bin Saqib meets US Digital Assets Director Robert Bo Hines at the White House to discuss Pakistan’s Bitcoin strategy, blockchain innovation, and cross-border collaboration on digital asset regulation.