I’m think apne Field Marshal ne DHA ki bijli ka sahi internal shuron karne ka Haitham de diya hai 
Haha Shahzadafzal sab kia sence of homur hai apka field marshel ka DHA ka bijli sya shae link kiya haha sir ya apna mafad dakhty hai or os kam ka lay tayar hu jaty hai jasy sy phly Kpk ma madinyat ma pichy par hovy they ab jab trunp pro crypto stance rakhta hai to inka stance bi change hu ga hai field marshal ko koi or kam ni mila to trending ma anay ka lay naya shosha chaor diya hai bitcoin mining ka idhe jab thori huwa bi chlay to bijli 12, ghaty ka rukhsat hu jati hai or power consumption boht heavy chaye hoti hai Bitcoin mining ka lay ab ya mine kar ka croro kamy gay or bhair ki counties ma apna property khardeey gay yahi to asal goal hota hai inka jha par inko apna mafad ya shourat nazar atti hai ya oasi task ka pichy lag jaty hai khair dakhty hai any waly waqt ma kia karty hai crypto ko legeal to kar rahy hai or sath sath crypro user ko tax net ka andar ly kar ayy gay Pakistan allocates 2,000MW capacity to power bitcoin mining
(May 25): Pakistan has allocated 2,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity in the first phase of a national push to support bitcoin mining and artificial intelligence (AI) data centres, as the country moves to legalise cryptocurrency and attract foreign investments.
https://newswav.com/A2505_0VQgsf?s=A_TxUgCaO&language=en
Isn’t this move a bit too late? Still, it could be a positive step if executed properly.
However, the bigger concern here is the IMF. I doubt the IMF would support any initiative involving Bitcoin. After all, Bitcoin fundamentally challenges institutions like the IMF and the World Bank, and the policies they enforce.
So while it sounds ambitious, I don’t expect much to come out of it…. Pakistan gets rid of IMF with a major shift in policy or strategy.
(May 25): Pakistan has allocated 2,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity in the first phase of a national push to support bitcoin mining and artificial intelligence (AI) data centres, as the country moves to legalise cryptocurrency and attract foreign investments.
https://newswav.com/A2505_0VQgsf?s=A_TxUgCaO&language=en
Isn’t this move a bit too late? Still, it could be a positive step if executed properly.
However, the bigger concern here is the IMF. I doubt the IMF would support any initiative involving Bitcoin. After all, Bitcoin fundamentally challenges institutions like the IMF and the World Bank, and the policies they enforce.
So while it sounds ambitious, I don’t expect much to come out of it…. Pakistan gets rid of IMF with a major shift in policy or strategy.