🔍 How To Screen a Token Before Calling It Halal

Anyone can say:

“This coin is halal bro.”

But ethical trading requires verification, not blind trust.

Today, I’ll share a simple professional screening framework you can use before investing in ANY token.

🧠 Step 1: Understand The Business Model

Ask:

  • What problem does this project solve?

  • Is it infrastructure, gaming, finance, AI, storage?

  • Does it generate value or only hype?

Example of infrastructure-based projects:

  • Ethereum $ETH – Smart contract network

  • Chainlink $LINK – Decentralized data provider

  • Polygon – Network scaling

Technology infrastructure ≠ gambling platform.

⚖ Step 2: Check for Haram Industry Exposure

Avoid projects directly involved in:

❌ Gambling platforms

❌ Interest-based lending

❌ Adult industry

❌ Alcohol promotion

❌ Pure meme speculation with no utility

If revenue depends on haram activity → stay away.

💰 Step 3: Tokenomics Analysis

Look at:

Total supply

Circulating supply

Inflation rate

Team allocation

Vesting schedule

If insiders hold 60–70% supply → risk of manipulation.

Islam promotes fairness, not exploitation.

📊 Step 4: Market Structure & Behavior

Ask:

Is price growth organic?

Or sudden pump with no fundamentals?

Is volume real or suspicious spikes?

Avoid projects where chart looks like a heartbeat monitor.

Sustainable growth > Hype candles.

🕌 Step 5: Your Intention (Niyyah)

This one is personal.

Are you investing:

For structured wealth building? OR

To chase adrenaline and 100x dreams?

Ramadan reminds us: Purify intention in everything — even finance.

📌 Professional Checklist Summary

Before entering ANY token:

☑ Understand business model

☑ Screen industry involvement

☑ Study tokenomics

☑ Analyze chart structure

☑ Control risk (1–2% rule)

☑ Avoid leverage

Halal trading is not just about the coin.

It is about your method.

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⚠ Disclaimer

This is educational content based on ethical screening principles. For religious rulings, consult a qualified Islamic scholar.