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Karachi/Singapore, July 9, 2025 – The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) announced plans to launch a central bank digital currency (CBDC) pilot and finalized the Virtual Assets Act, 2025, marking a major step toward formalizing crypto regulation.
Key Highlights:
CBDC Pilot: SBP Governor Jameel Ahmad confirmed the bank is building capacity for a digital rupee and aims to roll out a controlled test soon, following models like China’s e-CNY and India’s digital rupee.
Crypto Regulation: The newly approved law establishes an independent regulator to license and oversee virtual asset service providers (VASPs). The SBP clarified that while crypto isn’t illegal, formal licensing is required for institutional participation.
Government Backing: The Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC), launched in March 2025, is driving adoption. Initiatives include:
Exploring Bitcoin mining using surplus energy.
Appointing Binance founder CZ as a strategic advisor.
Plans for a state-run Bitcoin reserve.
Global Partnerships: The PCC has engaged with U.S. crypto firms, including Trump-linked World Liberty Financial, and tech partners for infrastructure support.
Monetary Policy Context:
Inflation dropped from 38% (May 2023) to 3.2% (June 2025), allowing the SBP to cut rates from 22% to 11% over the

past year.
Forex reserves rose to $14.5 billion (from $3 billion in 2023), with limited exposure to dollar volatility.
The $7 billion IMF program (until 2027) remains on track, with reforms in energy pricing and forex markets.
Risks and Opportunities:
Governor Ahmad emphasized balancing innovation with caution: “We must manage risks carefully but not miss opportunities in this emerging field.”
Why It Matters: Pakistan joins a growing list of emerging economies (Nigeria, UAE, India) testing CBDCs while cautiously embracing crypto. The regulatory clarity could attract exchanges and miners, leveraging the country’s cheap energy and young population.
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Let’s debunk some myths about new coin listings and those eye-popping percentage gains you see when a coin is launched on Binance. Here’s the real story behind the numbers:

🔢 The “Three Prices” Binance Sets Before Trading Starts

When Binance lists a new coin, three key prices are set before trading begins:

1. Opening Price: This is where trading officially starts.

2. Low of the Day: Often linked to the ICO/launchpad price, but not the actual trading price.

3. High of the Day: This can be random or based on other exchanges’ prices.

Note: These prices are set before trading starts—they’re not what you’ll actually be buying or selling at when the market opens.

📈 The Misleading Percentages

When you see percentages like “up 2400%,” here’s how it works:

• The gain is calculated from the low price (typically the ICO/seed price) to the current trading price.

• This reflects the profit early investors made during the ICO or seed round.

Example:

• If the low price is $1 and the opening price is $21.79, the 2400% gain is based on the $1 seed price, not the price regular traders paid.

❌ The Myth: “Someone Bought at the Low”

It’s impossible for anyone to buy at the “low” or sell at the “high” on launch day. Why?

• The low price is often a pre-market figure tied to the ICO, not the actual market price.

• The high price can be random or influenced by market data from other exchanges.

• Everyone starts trading at the opening price set by Binance.

🧠 Why This Matters

Don’t fall for the wild percentage gains or think people are cashing in on the “low prices.” Focus on:

• The opening price, where actual trading begins.

• The market cap, liquidity, and project fundamentals.

• Always stay informed and sharp to make smart trading decisions!

📊 Look at today’s example: $VANA – A perfect case to understand how the market reacts to new coin listings! 🚀

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