Topic: [ANN] ADAB - First Islamic Crypto Exchange, based on the Shariah norms - page 125. (Read 87070 times)

In general, the market is now showing great growth and I think that ADAB will be able to enter the top of new exchanges, but this takes time.

This is funny to read from a bunch of scammers such as Adab Haraam exchange

How can these Adab Haraam exchange scammers be taken seriously?

They have no idea what "Shariah" is and they are willing to accept money from illegal and immoral earnings such as pimps and prostitutes as well as drug dealers and alcohol brewery owners.

Now they claim to be doing good with their charity. This is so funny just reading what lengths these scammers are going to in order to try to scam investors. There is nothing Shariah about this Haraam project.

Adab Haraam exchange = scammers

no one cant stand against this on market. Need to wait better days, thats all

Probably no one project may not provide such guarantees. The cryptocurrency market is influenced by many factors. It is impossible to predict, let alone guarantee, high token price.

Adab Haraam exchange are scammers, they are lying to people saying they are Shariah compliant but they are opening saying they will accept investment from illegal and immoral acts. They say they can do this because they cannot vet every investor but if that is the case they should drop the use of the word Shariah and instead just try to open an exchange.

As for what "Shariah" it varies from opinion to opinion. You did the right thing by asking these scammers to explain their comments and statements but these scammers are a hastily put together "team" to try to capture the Arab investment market thus they hired Egyptian Abeer Mousa as a Community Development Manager so she can post some texts in Arabic on their Telegram.

None of their "team" have elaborated as to which interpretation of Islam they follow because it would alienate all the other denominations who would refuse to invest and promote Adab Haraam exchange because they would seen as heretics. The main "team" members seem to be of Kazakh origin (from Kazakhstan) and their main play in the ICO is to try to start the exchange using ICO funds because they do not even have any work on that done. So to answer your question, they will never explain to what "Shariah" and "Shariah norms" means according to them.

As you pointed out these fools have no compliance in any jurisdiction and want to dream about cornering a huge share of the market.

The GitHub part of the Adab Haraam scam exchange is a joke too as you rightly pointed out.

They have developed nothing so far apart from wanting to raise funds probably to hire a couple of coders working for $7 an hour or so from Philippines or India to create the "exchange".

Of course, many people understand that cryptocurrency rates can be manipulated artificially. Some projects can support the price of their token.

So far, I have not seen a massive number of investors from Muslim countries. Perhaps this is really due to some kind of religious restrictions. After all, everyone knows how strictly Muslims comply with the requirements of Islam.

Of course the ADAB exchange must comply with Sharia otherwise Islamic investors will not invest in this project! I think the team is working on it!

I just love having these scammer bots, freebie token seekers and airdrop beggars on IGNORE it makes this thread so much easy to navigate.

Apart from the pathetic scammer bots, freebie token seekers and airdrop beggars there is nobody interested in posting pro-Adab Haraam exchange propaganda here. The scammer bots, freebie token seekers and airdrop beggars are talking to each other !

Pathetic

 

judging by what amounts the crypto exchange takes for listing the coins - then the crypto exchange is a mega profitable business!

Which interpretation of Shariah do the Adab Haraam exchange team follow?

where i can see how they arw gonna spent collected money?

The scammer bots, freebie token seekers and airdrop beggars keep pumping up the thread have increased the number of one or two line nonsense posts praising the Adab Haraam exchange just to try to start a new page in the thread so to try to make visitors avoid reading the criticism.


Adab Haraam exchange cannot be Shariah or Halal if they are happy to accept investment from the following:

pimps
pimps
prostitutes
porn actors
those currently behind bars in prison serving prison sentences
those that sell drugs/narcotics
those that manufacture, test and sell weapons
those that own publications online/print media cursing Muslims and those that have anti-Muslim agenda
those that own, transport or sells alcohol
those that own breweries and manufacture alcohol

In order for the platform to be successful, it is necessary to attract investments from all over the world, not from certain countries.

Cryptocurrency exchange need to properly supervise, hire an experienced customer service and to help every trader, but it is the small details.

cryptocurrency exchanges are a super profitable business, I wish true success to the ADAB team.

In order to have a demand for the token from investors, you need to create something really worthwhile. I would like to see ADAB  in the lead.

There are a lot of ways to resist the pressure of the crypto-currency market, for example, to increase the demand for the token itself, its price will grow automatically.

Muslims live in many countries of the world. But of course the UAE is considered one of the richest countries in the world. To attract them it would have been nice.

about which article you talknng? Can you post link here?