Airdrops are more like lottery tickets than salaries. You might hit big, but it’s not a strategy to rely on for wealth. They’re best seen as a bonus for being early and active in crypto.
Airdrops are more like lottery tickets than salaries. You might hit big, but it’s not a strategy to rely on for wealth. They’re best seen as a bonus for being early and active in crypto.
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It depends on how you do it. Some scholars say crypto is halal as long as you're trading it like a real asset — just like gold or stocks. That means: You own the crypto you're trading You're not using interest-based loans You're not just gambling or chasing hype coins But others say it's haram if yoRead more
It depends on how you do it.
Some scholars say crypto is halal as long as you’re trading it like a real asset — just like gold or stocks. That means:
You own the crypto you’re trading
You’re not using interest-based loans
You’re not just gambling or chasing hype coins
But others say it’s haram if you’re:
Doing super risky trades or day trading
Treating it like a casino
Getting into shady or scammy projects
Basically, if you’re careful, avoid interest and speculation, and treat crypto like a real investment — many believe it’s okay in Islam.
Best move? Talk to a scholar you trust who knows about both Islam and crypto.
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