Is Crypto Trading Halal or Haram?
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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 β 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 β many believe it’s okay in Islam.
Best move? Talk to a scholar you trust who knows about both Islam and crypto.