Why is Bitcoin halal while crypto is haram?

Bitcoin stands alone as a decentralized, transparent, and immutable system. It operates without intermediaries, rulers, or deceit. Its scarcity is hard-coded, its issuance follows unchangeable rules, and its value emerges from the free market—aligning with Islamic principles of justice and fairness.

In contrast, most ‘crypto’ projects are built on speculation, centralization, and manipulation. Many are controlled by teams who can issue tokens at will, change rules, or exploit users for profit. These elements resemble riba (usury) and gharar (excessive uncertainty)—strictly prohibited in Islam.

Bitcoin is not just a technology; it is a moral system of financial integrity, free from the corruption and deceit that plague the fiat and crypto worlds. It is the only digital asset that truly aligns with the values of fairness, transparency, and equity.

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Most crypto is like gambling—built on speculation, hype, and manipulation. It produces nothing of real value, only uncertainty (gharar).

Bitcoin is different. It’s a system of fairness, transparency, and economic integrity. It creates value, not chaos.

This is also why #Bitcoin is halal, and #crypto is haram.

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