Pakistan's efforts to regulate cryptocurrency are facing a challenge after an Islamic edict reportedly declared crypto trading as forbidden. The country's financial regulator has requested clarification from religious authorities, indicating a conflict between religious law and digital asset adoption. This uncertainty could hinder Pakistan's plans to embrace cryptocurrencies and impact the broader financial landscape.
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