Pakistani finance minister says crypto will never be legal because of FATF
Pakistan was taken off the FATF gray list in October, and it has good reasons to want to stay in international good graces.
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Pakistan was taken off the FATF gray list in October, and it has good reasons to want to stay in international good graces.
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