📿 Is Crypto Trading Halal or Haram? Let’s Talk About It. The rise of cryptocurrency has sparked an important debate in the Muslim world: Is trading crypto assets halal or haram?
While some scholars view crypto as a form of speculative gambling (maysir), others argue that if used ethically, with transparency and no interest (riba), it can be considered halal — especially when trading actual assets and not just price speculation.
🕌 As Muslims involved in modern finance, it's our responsibility to understand the principles of Sharia and how they apply to new technologies like blockchain and digital currencies.
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Markets faced sharp volatility today as Bitcoin (BTC) dropped below $102,000 following U.S. airstrikes on Iran. Nearly $600M in long positions were liquidated. However, BTC has since rebounded slightly, trading near $102.8K.
Altcoins show mixed performance: BNB dropped 1.6%, while small caps like XEM and FUN surged 30%+. Market cap fell 2.1%, now at $3.21 trillion.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Senate passed the “GENIUS Act,” a major step for stablecoin regulation. Big firms like Visa, Amazon, and Circle support the move, expecting stablecoins to hit $2 trillion in market size within 3 years.