For me, it is better to wait for the growth of the market because if we sell it now with the market conditions that are going down, of course it will not provide benefits but it will provide a definite loss, but somehow it depends on your own decision
ADAB HARAAM EXCHANGE = SCAM SO PLEASE BEWARE !!This is part of the article on Medium about the Adab Haraam exchange being a scam:https://medium.com/@douglaslyons/adab-solutions-exchange-major-red-flags-found-76a86d02e01b?fbclid=IwAR07tXklAZfXCbQcdsAGBmT7ZY0oZ0knBkatMIjy0rdILpgUOgfiDbfwHuIADAB Solutions Exchange-
MAJOR RED FLAGS FOUNDI recently evaluated the ADAB Solutions project (First Islamic Exchange).
After looking at the comments and scoring given by other “experts”, I was shocked given what I found (or couldnt find).
First and foremost; both the CEO and COO have 0 verifiable work experience. I communicated directly with the CMO and was provided a link to a website for Vangaurd (
http://vanguardconsulting.kz/) and told that this is an example of the “experience” of the CEO. After reviewing said website, nothing was found to indicate any involvement of the CEO, and even if there was, this particular business wouldnt qualify anyone in my opinion.
Based on the fact that not only is there 0 verifiable work experience, I am shocked that this project would be given any type of positive evaluation given the fact that as is the intent of the project (crypto exchange) you would think that a serious background in both finance and business would be required, given the potential funds at stake
ADAB Solutions sincerely believes that by following the norms of Sharia, we will be able to perform the moral and socially acceptable behavior, by exclusing all the possibilities of manipulations or speculations within business operations”.
based on this statement taken from the project information, it is my belief that the assertion here is that; because they intend to follow “Islamic Law”, that investors/clients can be assured of security and without the fear of “immoral” behaviour. This to me is nothing more than a marketing ploy, meant to decieve investors into thinking that some type of “moral standard” exists here that is not practiced elsewhere. It is also my understanding that the CEO/COO and Deputy CEO are not even Muslim.
Regardless of one’s own religious beliefs, I can’t think of anything much more cynical than adopting the principles of a religion that is not your own in order to deceive its followers.
Here is an example of a similar ploy perpetrated under the guise of being Shariah “compliant”:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/2-men-defrauded-shariah-compliant-mortgage-holders-of-millions-of-dollars-crown-tells-trial-1.4867083