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I think stablecoins like USDT and USDC are permissible and halal, as they are compared to and indexed against stable fiat currencies that we all accept as halal currency (despite all the interest and debt...

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To research whether a cryptocurrency could be considered halal, you'll need to carefully evaluate several aspects of the coin and its ecosystem. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you through this process:...

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I don't think Wahed of Musaffa offers crypto investments. We couldn't find anything for monthly or regular crypto investing so we partnered with a UK regulated digital asset manager and created our own...

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Walaikum salam, So, I’ll give you my opinion on this using established Islamic finance in stocks as a comparison. Maybe it will help you make your own decision or at least give you some indication to...

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WS, IMX hasn’t been screened for shariah compliance by anyone that we are aware off. However, upon a brief review of the technology it is very comparable to many other layer 2 projects that have been...

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If a coin is halal but its staking mechanism is the only part that is considered haram then there is no harm in buying, selling or investing in such a coin. As long as you stay away from the staking aspect...

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Walaikum Salam, It’s a good question and we should all be looking at things in this level of detail. Unfortunately, with any crypto, it's not a simple halal and haram option. Many coins have...

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Yes, the Predictoor.ai you are referring to is entirely gambling. However, that is just one use case for the technology created by Ocean. Their core proposition is to tokenise AI and Data. This can...

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