$BNB $BTC for spot trading on Binance may be halal if done according to Sharia conditions, avoiding the use of leverage and borrowing, and ensuring immediate exchange and direct settlement of the transaction. However, there are differing opinions on this subject, and some scholars prohibit trading in digital currencies in general due to risks and speculation.
Spot Trading:
This refers to the immediate buying and selling of digital currencies, where the currencies are delivered directly to the buyer. Spot trading is considered halal if conducted without the use of leverage (which is borrowing with interest to increase the size of the transaction), and there is immediate exchange and settlement of the transaction at the same time, while avoiding any usurious or suspicious transactions.
Spot trading may be haram if leverage or borrowing is used, or if the currencies used in the trading are unlawful or used in prohibited activities.
Disagreement on Digital Currencies:
There is a disagreement among scholars regarding the ruling on trading digital currencies in general, with some seeing it as permissible if traded transparently and fairly, while others prohibit it due to high risks and doubts about its legality.
Binance is a platform for trading digital currencies, and trading on it may be halal if done according to the Sharia conditions mentioned above.
Before engaging in any type of trading, it is advised to research and ensure the legality of the operations and currencies used.
