Pakistan's economy—around $410 billion nominal GDP and $1.67 trillion in PPP terms—is quietly becoming a hotspot for stablecoin adoption. Here's the math: if stablecoins grab just 2–5% of the digital and cross-border payment market, we're looking at $8–20 billion flowing annually. Factor in domestic transactions? The number balloons to $30–80 billion. That's serious payment volume. For a market this size with massive remittance flows and limited traditional banking access, stablecoins aren't just useful—they're transformative.
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Pakistan's economy—around $410 billion nominal GDP and $1.67 trillion in PPP terms—is quietly becoming a hotspot for stablecoin adoption. Here's the math: if stablecoins grab just 2–5% of the digital and cross-border payment market, we're looking at $8–20 billion flowing annually. Factor in domestic transactions? The number balloons to $30–80 billion. That's serious payment volume. For a market this size with massive remittance flows and limited traditional banking access, stablecoins aren't just useful—they're transformative.