Bitcoin

This token is currently classified as Halal because it is treated as a digital asset with lawful ownership and transferability in principle.

BTC is considered halal in principle because it functions as a digital asset that can be owned, transferred, and exchanged, and it is not inherently based on riba or a prohibited contractual structure. The token itself is assessed independently from speculative excess, leverage, or impermissible trading methods that users may engage in. Accordingly, the halal classification applies to Bitcoin as an asset in itself, not to every market practice associated with it.