This @CryptoGem10xx
dude is straight-up bootlicking Bilal Bin Saqib like he's some savior for Pakistan's crypto scene. Calling him the perfect "bridge" who ditched hype for real policy work on blockchain for 220 million people? Give me a break.Bilal, the LSE grad, Forbes 30 Under 30, MBE guy, ran the Pakistan Crypto Council then became Chairman of the new Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (PVARA). He talks big about global ties with WEF, Coinbase, Binance, and even links to Trump-related crypto stuff. But while heading the regulator, he told Pakistanis wanting to buy Bitcoin: "I'm not a financial advisor, just watch YouTube videos like the 30-40 million others did." That's his top advice in a wild unregulated market full of scams? Real protective regulator energy right there.He juggled roles, stepped down from some advisory spots due to rules clashing with the PVARA chair (pro bono minister status for a bit), but keeps pushing the narrative of building Pakistan's digital economy through hackathons, university talks, and charity NFTs. Looks more like polished networking and photo-ops than deep technical fixes or strong safeguards.@CryptoGem10xx
isn't some neutral analyst, he's a KOL manager and hype machine shilling for access and collabs. His post ignores the backlash, conflicts, and shallow guidance, turning it all into heroic fanfic. Pakistan's crypto potential (remittances, underbanked folks, recent banking tweaks) deserves better than this sycophantic vibe. Less glazing, more real accountability for both of them.
@howertonjosh You need to study more before uttering this kind of garbage from your mouth. The Anti Christ Dajjal is a Jew. Jesus the true Messiah will come and destroy him the cross and the swine