Pakistan Unveils Bitcoin Reserve Strategy in White House Meeting With Trump’s Crypto Team

June 4, 2025 Sama Tarek 1 min read Short News

Pakistan’s crypto minister Bilal Bin Saqib presented a national Bitcoin reserve plan to Trump’s digital asset team at the White House, aiming to boost U.S.-Pakistan blockchain ties. The initiative includes 2,000 megawatts for Bitcoin mining and AI data zones. The IMF has raised concerns over the country’s energy and legal challenges.

Sama Tarek

Sama Farghaly is a contributing writer covering the evolving intersection of compliance, fintech, and digital assets. She brings practical, on-the-ground experience advising Web3 startups and licensed entities on regulatory frameworks across the UAE and international markets. Sama specializes in AML/CFT policy development, licensing strategy, and operational compliance, with a focus on helping companies navigate complex legal environments. Her writing translates regulatory developments into clear, actionable insights—bridging the gap between policy and innovation for a global crypto audience.

Sama Tarek

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