On April 12th, according to Cryptopolitan, the Peshawar High Court in Pakistan ordered the federal government to address the issue of illegal cryptocurrency trading nationwide within two months. The court requires the government to first formulate relevant strategies and submit a comprehensive report. This case was filed by lawyer Huzaifa Ahmad. According to the complaint, although the Bank of Pakistan issued a notice as early as 2018 declaring that virtual currencies, including Bitcoin and Litecoin, are illegal means of payment, individuals and enterprises are still trading through Internet channels. Especially in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, some training institutions not only provide Bitcoin and forex trading services, but also market on social media platforms such as TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube. The Deputy Attorney General representing the federal government stated that the government is currently formulating relevant legislation, which is expected to take about a month to complete. The court ultimately gave the government two months to submit policy proposals.