Pakistan Crypto Council CEO Bilal bin Saqib Signs Trump Family-Backed Crypto Deal Involving Army Chief Asim Munir Before Pahalgam Attack

Pakistan has entered into a cryptocurrency deal with World Liberty Financial (WLF1), a crypto venture backed by the family of former U.S. President Donald Trump. The Pakistan Crypto Council, led by CEO Bilal bin Saqib—who also serves as an advisor to WLF1—has been actively engaging with U.S. officials, including a meeting between Bilal bin Saqib and Acting U.S. Ambassador Natalie Baker to explore deeper collaboration in blockchain and artificial intelligence. Reports indicate that the agreement was signed shortly before the Pahalgam terror attack and involves Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir, drawing scrutiny and raising questions about the nature of the partnership. The deal has attracted attention in Indian media, highlighting geopolitical sensitivities amid ongoing India-Pakistan tensions. Additionally, there are reports about connections involving associates of Trump Jr. with activities spanning Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Turkey.

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