Pakistan is taking a significant step towards regulating the crypto market, with the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) playing a crucial role in this process. A meeting between the Chairman of the Crypto Council, Bilal Baig, and the Governor of the State Bank, Jameel Ahmed, was held today. According to an announcement, the progress on crypto regulation in Pakistan will be made through consultation with the State Bank.
During the meeting, the Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA) and the State Bank emphasized the importance of close cooperation on the crypto regulatory framework. The discussion also focused on the safe on-ramp and off-ramp system for digital assets. It was agreed that the role of banks in the crypto regulatory framework should be included.
In addition to discussing the phased-out closure of unregulated peer-to-peer crypto activities, the meeting also emphasized the alignment of digital assets with financial stability. According to All Pakistan Exchange Association (James and Jewellery Association), after this increase, the price of gold per tola in the country will be Rs 4,56,162.
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The total deficit of the three deficits was 3.33 billion dollars, which is 14.5% lower than October. According to the State Bank of Pakistan, the current account surplus in November was $10 million, while in October, the current account deficit was $29 million.
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