Pakistan’s ‘crypto bro’ uses Trump family crypto ties to build influence–and a role in Iran talks
Pakistan has signed an agreement with a cryptocurrency firm connected to the Trump family, as part of its efforts to build influence with the US. The move is seen as part of a broader diplomatic approach by Pakistan, which is also expected to play a role in Iran talks and participate in a peacekeeping mission in Gaza.
Pakistan has signed a deal with a cryptocurrency firm linked to the Trump family. The agreement was signed by Pakistan's army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, and Zachary Witkoff, cofounder of World Liberty Financial. This move is part of Pakistan's efforts to build ties with the US. The country is also expected to participate in a peacekeeping mission in Gaza and play a role in diplomacy with Iran. Pakistan has rapidly opened up to global crypto players, putting a digital spin on its military establishment's policy of allowing its assets to be used for geopolitical gains. The US has facilitated Pakistan's bailout agreements with the IMF in exchange for military deals and agreements.
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