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Why Pakistan Has 20 Million Crypto Users but Fewer Than 500,000 Stock Market Investors

access vs friction

What PSX Is Pricing (And What It Is Not)

Markets already understand:

  • Participation growth won’t come from slogans

  • Liquidity expands with structure, not speeches

  • Reforms must reduce friction, not add committees

Until onboarding becomes frictionless, PSX growth will remain cyclical, not structural.


Final Thought (This Is the Line That Matters)

Pakistan does not lack investors.
It lacks permissionless access to investing.

Crypto succeeded not because it promised riches —
but because it removed barriers.

Until capital markets do the same,
millions of Pakistanis will remain spectators in their own economy.


Internal Reading (Recommended)

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