【Crypto World】An interesting policy trend worth paying attention to. Pakistan’s cryptocurrency regulatory authority recently announced that the country is integrating Bitcoin into its economic infrastructure system. Even more interesting is their plan to use the domestically surplus 20GW energy reserves for Bitcoin mining and AI-related activities.
From a national perspective, this reflects a shift in emerging markets’ attitudes towards cryptocurrencies. Previously, Pakistan’s State Minister of Finance mentioned the idea of using Bitcoin as a national reserve, and it now appears that this is not just a casual remark but a policy being actively promoted.
The underlying logic is quite clear: energy surplus → mining profits → economic growth. For emerging economies with energy advantages but lacking funds, Bitcoin mining is indeed a practical option. If this trend continues, emerging markets could truly become the main driving force behind the next wave of cryptocurrency adoption. After all, compared to the conservative attitude of developed countries, some developing nations are more willing to experiment.
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SchroedingerGas
· 12-13 01:07
Pakistan's move is indeed fierce—free mining with 20GW of electricity. Developing countries are truly awakening.
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 12-13 00:59
20GW energy mining? Pakistan's move is aggressive. Bitcoin might really become the lifeline for developing countries' economies.
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 12-13 00:47
Wow, Pakistan is really going to join? Now the energy advantage can also be turned into money. Developing countries are starting to realize it.
Pakistan includes Bitcoin in its economic strategy: leveraging energy advantages to develop mining and AI
【Crypto World】An interesting policy trend worth paying attention to. Pakistan’s cryptocurrency regulatory authority recently announced that the country is integrating Bitcoin into its economic infrastructure system. Even more interesting is their plan to use the domestically surplus 20GW energy reserves for Bitcoin mining and AI-related activities.
From a national perspective, this reflects a shift in emerging markets’ attitudes towards cryptocurrencies. Previously, Pakistan’s State Minister of Finance mentioned the idea of using Bitcoin as a national reserve, and it now appears that this is not just a casual remark but a policy being actively promoted.
The underlying logic is quite clear: energy surplus → mining profits → economic growth. For emerging economies with energy advantages but lacking funds, Bitcoin mining is indeed a practical option. If this trend continues, emerging markets could truly become the main driving force behind the next wave of cryptocurrency adoption. After all, compared to the conservative attitude of developed countries, some developing nations are more willing to experiment.