Trump , Munir, and cryptocurrency – three seemingly unrelated names now converge in a curious nexus. They aim to reshape South Asia’s financial and geopolitical terrain. At the center of it all is a secretive crypto deal between the Trump family’s fintech firm, World Liberty Financial (WLF), and Pakistan’s newly aggressive digital ambitions.
All of this was personally endorsed by none other than Failed Marshal cum General Asim Munir. The real Paw-Paw of Paw-xtan sold the nation to Donald Trump’s sons. The implications aren’t just financial. They are strategic, layered, and possibly alarming for India, the region, and even the United States.
Trump , Munir, and Cryptocurrency: A Geopolitical Cocktail?
Trump, Munir, and cryptocurrency are three words that no one expected to appear in the same sentence. However, in late April, while the Indo-Pak conflict was brewing – Pakistan’s Crypto Council (PCC) signed a letter of intent with World Liberty Financial. WLF is a blockchain firm with 60% direct ownership ties to Donald Trump’s sons, Eric and Donald Jr along with his son-in-law.
What made this deal extraordinary wasn’t just the money – it was the presence of Pakistan’s Army Chief, failed Marshal cum General Asim Munir, at the signing.
Yes, the then General Munir, who just weeks later presided over Pakistani losses including airbase breaches and drone incursions, chose to personally endorse a fintech deal. Thereby, proving to the world that the Pakistani Army runs the nation. Only deals made in the presence of its NaPak Military hold any value! The Pakistani media, in its typical bravado, hailed this as a leap into the future. They began to sell crypto dreams to the youth of Pakistan! But the timing, actors, and optics tell another story.
Trump, Munir, and cryptocurrency appear now as a triangulated axis, with intent far beyond economic modernization.
The deal was finalized on 26th April 2025 – just days after the Pahalgam terror attack on Indian soil, killing over two dozen civilians. Trump’s response to Operation Sindoor on Truth Social? Praising both India and Pakistan for “avoiding war” and offering to mediate on Kashmir. Trump called Pakistan a “great nation” because his family quietly inked a digital goldmine in Islamabad. Is it any coincidence that Pakistan is bowing to Trump? Is it any coincidence that the USA wants “trade” instead of a solution to Bharat’s problems? It seems that Pakistan is once more being cultured by a US President to carefully present its fake choreographed narrative as diplomacy!
Pakistan’s Crypto Push: Innovation or Infiltration?
Trump, Munir, and cryptocurrency represent a new unholy trinity of digital scams in Asia. In the public eye, the Pakistan Crypto Council – helmed by Bilal Bin Saqib – is trying to modernize a struggling economy. They want to align with U.S. legislation like the GENIUS Act and the Anti-Surveillance CBDC bill. Additionally, they argue that cryptocurrency and stablecoins can democratize finance – especially in a country with $36 billion in annual remittances and 70% of its population under 30!
But behind the clean crypto facade lies the Pakistani military’s pattern of strategic opportunism – selling the nation to save their skin.
When the Pakistan Digital Assets Authority (PDAA) was launched, the goal wasn’t just blockchain infrastructure. It included mining Bitcoin with surplus electricity, tokenizing government debt, and creating a legal haven for crypto investors. WLF, born in 2024, is ready to use PCC to save the dollar!
Trump is using cryptocurrency as an instrument of strategic signaling – using it to keep the dollar relevant in a multipolar world. With Binance founder CZ now acting as PCC’s advisor—even after serving a U.S. sentence—Pakistan is inviting regulatory fire from both sides of the Atlantic. India cannot afford to view this deal in isolation. It must be read in the context of growing hybrid threats: digital warfare, misinformation, and financial infiltration.
Trump ‘s ‘Trade Not War’ Message: Cloak for Crypto Diplomacy?
Trump’s cryptocurrency in Pakistan forms a convenient distraction mechanism. As Indian forces broke Pakistani Air Force’s spine post-Pahalgam, Trump claimed to play peacemaker – invoking his supposed legacy of calm in South Asia. But in reality, he had no role to play between India and Pakistan – his role was solely in protecting his interests in Paw-xtan.
The only thing he can be proud of is his family’s business arm finalizing a commercial deal with Pakistan on the guarantee of Failed Marshal Munir – the very man who ordered the slaughter of Hindus in Pahalgam via his speeches.
Trump’s Munir-connected cryptocurrency wasn’t mentioned in Indian statements, but intelligence circles in Delhi took note. It isn’t just the involvement of Trump-linked companies. Digital finance may become the next frontier of asymmetric warfare. Bharat may face financial tools channelized for untraceable fundraising, including for proxy groups.
Munir’s eagerness to be present at a commercial fintech meeting sends a unsavory message. It shrieks that the Pakistani Army is no longer just a military entity—it’s an economic cartel. And Trump’s silence on this intertwining of business and militarism—while falsely boasting about preventing war – only deepens suspicion. Trump, Munir, and cryptocurrency now symbolize a deeper collusion.
The India Equation: Why This Deal Cannot Be Ignored
India must understand the danger posed by the axis of Trump, Munir, and cryptocurrency. While New Delhi focuses on physical borders, Pakistan is rearming through digital pipelines. Bharat now faces a friendly American family fronting the WLF deal and a compromised global crypto landscape. The cryptocurrency deals may help Pakistan’s informal economy potentially bypass sanctions, channel shadow funding of terror groups, and woo the same international investors who were once skeptical.
Moreover, this alignment of Trump, Munir, and cryptocurrency is being watched by China – who is making its own moves.
If India overlooks this deal as mere digital hype, it could soon face hybrid aggression not just from missiles and infiltrators. Decentralized tokens, NFTs, and blockchains that fund unrest may help Pakistan wreck fresh horrors in Bharat. Hence, India must push for transparency from Washington. It must shine the spotlight on the Trump family’s foreign entanglements, especially in unstable, terror-sponsored NaPak states. The fact that Munir – celebrated as a Field Marshal after multiple tactical failures – now walks the halls of crypto-fintech diplomacy should alarm every policymaker.
When Crypto Meets Coup Culture
Cryptocurrency is not just headlines. Its deals are symbols of a changing global order where hard power wears a digital smile. In Pakistan, where the army runs real estate, media, and now fintech, this convergence should terrify anyone. The WLF deal shall help NaPak blur the boundaries between business and battlefield.
India must prepare for a long game. The next attack might not come from across the LoC, but from across a blockchain node, routed through Dubai, funded by a ‘stablecoin,’ and legitimized by a former American President’s son.
Munir’s cryptocurrency may soon become the new codeword for a new kind of conflict – one which India must decode fast.