Pakistani crypto and blockchain Bilal bin Saqib may want to work with Wall Street.
June 6 x postal Pakistan Crypto Commission said Sakib met with Brandon Lutnick, chairman and CEO of global financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald. Separate videos are included in a separate video postal It shows that he also met with New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who recently said he Will ensure that Bitcoin bonds are initiated in cities. Post reading:
“New York is Lahore.”
The meeting with Lutnick follows his company’s recent interest in cryptocurrencies. The two reportedly discussed “tokenization, Bitcoin mining, the future of Web3 in Pakistan and the path to collaboration.”
Cantor Fitzgerald is a global financial powerhouse founded in 1945 and headquartered in New York, focusing on investment banking, fixed income, equity, real estate, SPAC and financial technology. Company’s website It pointed out that its investment department manages approximately $14.8 billion in assets.
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Brandon Lutnick reportedly worked with SoftBank, Tether and Bitfinex, the report began in late April. Create a $3 billion crypto acquisition company. By the end of 2024, the company is also Reportedly owns 5% stake in Stablecoin issuer bound.
Recently, Cantor Fitzgerald also worked with Anchorage Digital and Copper Rely on them as Bitcoin custodians and mortgage managers When it launches its new digital asset financing business, it aims at institutional investors.
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Pakistan’s cryptocurrency and the United States’ friendship
The announcement is as follows Saqib meets Robert “Bo” Hinesexecutive director of the Digital Assets Board of U.S. President Donald Trump, visited the White House earlier this week. The conference focused on cryptocurrency planning cooperation between Pakistan and the United States, including potential partnerships and future decentralized financial plans.
In late May, Sachib also revealed Pakistan is building strategic bitcoin reserves. This marks a change in the country’s position Never legal.
Saqib is Appointed by Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif In late May, he worked as a special assistant on blockchain and cryptocurrencies. The announcement was published shortly after Pakistan’s allocation 2,000 MW of surplus electricity is dedicated to Bitcoin mining and the Center for Artificial Intelligence.
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