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?