In an interview with Bilal bin Saqib, CEO of the Pakistan Crypto Council, CZ pointed out that Pakistan's leadership has keenly recognized the strong demand for digital assets from its young and technologically advanced population. CZ stated that Pakistan has made several key advancements in the crypto space this year, including establishing a virtual asset regulatory body, allowing exchanges like Binance and HTX to operate, exploring the establishment of a Bitcoin reserve, and researching the tokenization of Real-World Assets (RWAs) to attract foreign investment and improve liquidity. Regarding stock market tokenization, CZ stated that tokenization allows global investors to directly participate in investments in local Pakistani assets, and countries that implement it first will gain a significant first-mover advantage. For individuals and SMEs, CZ believes that compared to traditional banking and the AI industry, crypto and blockchain startups have lower barriers to entry, providing more real-world opportunities for young entrepreneurs. (Cointelegraph)