Arabian chain may have a lot of potential for b2b blockchain application in the gulf countries, but overall the potential return for investors getting into Ummati at this stage is probably much greater.
you are really an idiot talking about your shit project and calling it Islamic, and the same time trying to hype your project on the thread of other coin, is this islamic???
this is the second time that you post in this thread, no one from the DBIX Team post any thing bad about your project,and you trying to show that your project is better....
i don't think that your behavior correct and respect the islamic behavior.only trolling...
Please don't post any more here,and do your marketing in your thread and not here.
BTW islamic Banking is Arabianchain Idea
Fair enough, but I don't think it is unreasonable to consider than some of the people who might be interested in Dubai Coin might also be interested in Ummati. I don't think it is unreasonable to go in a marketplace to an area where people are selling bananas and say, "Hey, I see you guys are interested in buying fruit. Are you interested in apples as well?"
Perhaps you can explain to me what is immoral about this?
I am not trying to say that my project is better- we don't have nearly the funding yet and we are simply at an earlier stage.
A project that is going after the mutual fund market is going to have more potential than one that is going after the remittance market is going to have more potential, for the simple reason that mutual funds are a much bigger market than remittances. This has no reflection at all on the quality of a project- it is only potential.
Yes, I am trying to promote my project, but it is by no means trolling or even against the rules of the forum to discuss a similar project on another project's thread. So I think your reaction is uncalled for. Besides, everyone is unconsciously or consciously pushing their agenda on every thread here, arguing in favor of whatever coins or tokens they own. I'm just being open about it.
It is also insane to say Islamic banking is Arabian Chain's idea. First off, Islamic banking itself is questionable, as is any initiative in the Muslim world to imitate western institutions- the European banking system of the west grew out of the Crusades, do you think it is possible to have an "Islamic Crusader Order?" Maybe the "Islamic Knights Templar?
It is the problematic nature of the modern Islamic banking industry that we are trying to address. Even if we weren't focusing on a completely different model of financing, you can't possibly claim that universal principles of justice and mutual benefit are the exclusive domain of a single project?
Anyone is free to ignore me if they find the posts unhelpful, yourself included.
