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🕌 Understanding Halal and Haram in Crypto Trading

✅ Spot Trading – Halal (Permissible)

Immediate Exchange: Transactions occur instantly, ensuring transparency and fairness.

Ownership: You buy and own the actual cryptocurrency without delay.

No Interest or Speculation: Avoids elements of riba (interest) and excessive uncertainty (gharar).

Spot trading aligns with Islamic principles when conducted without leverage and with halal assets.

❌ Futures Trading – Haram (Prohibited)

Speculation: Involves predicting future prices without owning the asset, akin to gambling (maysir).

Delayed Settlement: Contracts are settled at a future date, introducing uncertainty (gharar).

Interest and Leverage: Often includes riba and high-risk leverage, both prohibited in Islam.

The majority of Islamic scholars consider futures trading impermissible due to these factors.

🤝 Conclusion For ethical and Shariah-compliant investing:

Engage in spot trading with immediate settlement and clear ownership.

Avoid futures trading to prevent involvement in prohibited elements.

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