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CoffeeOnChain
· 6h ago
Pakistan Railways' move is really bold, directly on-chain with 2 billion USD. They are really going for it.
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It's another "non-binding" statement, I know this routine too well haha.
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Stablecoins + bond tokenization, South Asia is starting to imitate Europe’s approach.
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Getting a license means you can operate compliantly? Still depends on how it’s implemented later.
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If this really happens, other developing countries will follow suit.
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20 billion sounds like a lot, but it’s probably a significant pressure for Pakistan too.
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Nah, I just want to see who actually dares to put government bonds on-chain. Right now, it’s just talk.
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The path to compliance is still long, don’t be too optimistic.
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Sovereign bond tokenization—looking back in history, that’s crazy.
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Wait, does Pakistan’s stablecoin compete with India’s?
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WenMoon
· 17h ago
Pakistan is also starting to develop stablecoins. It seems this has truly become the future direction.
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DancingCandles
· 17h ago
Pakistan's move is quite interesting, but talking about $20 billion tokenization is easy; actually implementing it is another story.
Wait, is this another "non-binding" memorandum of understanding? I've heard this phrase too many times.
In the realm of stablecoins, countries all want a piece of the pie. It seems South Asia can no longer sit still.
They've signed a bunch of documents, licenses are in the process, what does that mean... the money is still on the way, right?
If this move really succeeds, will it stimulate other emerging markets to follow suit?
It seems Pakistan has finally figured out that not embracing blockchain means falling behind.
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MemecoinTrader
· 17h ago
watching the memetic velocity on this one... $2B tokenization play + native licenses = textbook pre-narrative cascade setup, ngl
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GasFeeTherapist
· 18h ago
Pakistan's recent move is quite bold, tokenizing $2 billion in bonds. They're really going all in.
Wait, is the Memorandum of Understanding non-binding? So it might just be a bluff haha.
Finally, a country willing to take this seriously, much better than some other nations.
Stablecoins are truly the trend of the future; it seems traditional finance will have to keep up as well.
But the actual implementation depends on what happens next—anyone can write a theoretical article.
If this really happens, there will be a new wave of wealth stories, right?
Compliance + innovation, this combination is quite promising.
Pakistan's Ministry of Finance advances bond tokenization and explores the development of a national stablecoin
【区块律动】巴基斯坦财政部近日与某头部交易所签署了一份不具约束力的谅解备忘录,双方将探讨将价值高达20亿美元的主权债券、国库券和大宗商品储备进行代币化的可能性。这一举措标志着巴基斯坦在数字金融领域的重要探索。
同时,巴基斯坦虚拟资产监管局已初步批准某头部交易所和另一家交易所启动本地牌照的申请流程,为这些平台在当地的合规运营铺平了道路。
这些举措与巴基斯坦此前宣布的国家稳定币计划相呼应。该国将稳定币建设视为推进更广泛数字金融改革的重要一环,体现了政府对加密货币和区块链技术在国家金融体系中应用的重视。债券代币化和稳定币的推进,可能为该地区的金融创新带来新的机遇。