I read something interesting about cryptocurrencies and Islamic finance... Apparently, investing in crypto is not haram if you choose the right projects. So, I looked into it a bit, and there are coins that adhere to Sharia principles.



AVAX, for example, is supposed to be certified halal — no interest-based systems. XLM too, since it's decentralized and transparent. And ADA, same, without problematic interest mechanisms.

They're all a bit in the red today (AVAX -3.59%, XLM -2.90%, ADA -2.82%), but that's normal. What intrigues me is how we really verify that a halal crypto complies with the rules... What do you think? Do you use Sharia-compliant cryptos or is it not your priority? 🤔
AVAX0.89%
XLM0.33%
ADA1.24%
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