Bitcoin in the Portfolio of Nations w/Prince Filip of Serbia and Bilal Bin Saqib
Nation-states are no longer watching from the sidelines—Pakistan, the UAE, and Serbia are actively building Bitcoin strategies that could reshape global finance. Moderator Daniel Batten speaks with Abdulla Al Dhaheri, Prince Filip of Serbia, and Bilal Bin Saqib about mining, Bitcoin bonds, sovereign reserves, and the regulatory pathways enabling mass adoption. From IMF pushback to youth-driven stablecoin use, this conversation exposes what’s really happening inside governments. With surplus energy conversion, digital remittances, and long-term treasury planning, these leaders outline the future of bitcoin at the national level.#Bitcoin #NationStateAdoption #BitcoinMining
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🔶 Moderator: Daniel Batten - CH4 Capital
🔶 Abdulla Al Dhaheri - The Blockchain Center Abu Dhabi
🔶 Prince Filip of Serbia - JAN3
🔶 Bilal Bin Saqib - Minister of State for Blockchain and Crypto in Pakistan
Chapters:
00:00 – Bitcoin in the Portfolio of Nations
01:10 – Pakistan’s Bitcoin Strategic Reserve & Energy Mining Plan
02:25 – UAE’s $50M Digital Asset Fund and Long-Term Vision
03:48 – Will Bitcoin Become a Central Bank Reserve Asset?
05:16 – Diplomatic Bitcoin Adoption Efforts
07:05 – IMF Pressure on Nation-States Exploring Bitcoin
09:03 – Currency Weakness & Bitcoin as Protection
11:39 – UAE’s Regulatory Clarity and Adoption Framework
24:06 – Nation-State Bitcoin Adoption in 5 Years
#BitcoinReserves #DigitalAssets #PakistanBitcoin #UAECrypto #SerbiaBitcoin #BitcoinBonds #EnergyStrategy #Stablecoins #BitcoinRegulation #EmergingMarkets #BitcoinConference #BTCPolicy #BitcoinTreasury #bitcoineconomy
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