Sharif & Munir's final humiliation? Pakistan bets broke economy on crypto linked to Trump's family

Pakistan’s deepening debt crisis is pushing Islamabad into uncharted financial territory. With billions due and reserves under strain, the country has quietly opened the door to a Trump-linked stablecoin, betting that crypto rails can modernize payments and ease pressure on a fragile economy. Supporters call it innovation. Critics see a risky political gamble that could entangle Pakistan in U.S. power games. From remittances to digital currency trials, the move signals desperation as much as ambition. Is this a bold leap toward financial reform, or a dangerous shortcut that could backfire when Pakistan can least afford it?