So far I am concerned bitcoin is more halal in Islam due to the way it is being originated and the reason for being halal is it is not based on debt rather it is based on proof of work.

according to the opinion of the religious scholars in my country, bitcoin is the same as money because as a means of payment or means of exchange received by the general public, some also refuse because it can not be accepted in the public or other countries.
so in my opinion, bitcoin is like a currency that can be accepted by any religion. because to get bitcion it needs hard work.

Islam has its own rules like others. It is one of the fastest growning religion. According to Islamic canoniacal known as Sharia in which bitcoin sometimes considered as halal according to situation.

As far I know,some mufti’s counselor think it is haram, because thaty think it is used to fund the terrorists directly. They think btc could allow for piracy, tax evasion, fraud and corruption.

In islam btc considered as halal. Normally traditional bank apply the principle of fractional reserve which has strictly prohibited but transaction of btc are not like that

Where did you get this story?or is this a legend?lol

Have to put some proofs or links here mate so we may have reference from this thread,

But about the muslim stands regarding bitcoin ,(if this is truth)then this is a good news because we know how large the muslim communitu here in crypto and in the world,they represented big volume of users

I think BTC is not money, if it is in the view of Muslims, because the condition of being money is inappropriate
according to Muslims, money must have the same value as its nominal value, therefore gold or silver-based money becomes a legal and official medium of exchange for Muslims,

digital money has a nominal value, but its value is not equivalent to its nominal value, it is the same as the nominal and not the same banknotes

nominal = number indicated on money
value = price of manufacture material

in my country, in a statement, it turned out that bitcoin was rejected as a currency. because bitcoin always has to go up and down and is considered to cause usury.

bitcoin has the same price changes as fiat in general, although the changes are faster, so it can mean that bitcoin is also lawfu/halal
but for the standard of money in Islam is goods that do not have fluctuations and inflation, money in Islam itself is dinar

what is clear in Islam in ancient times when the transaction was only using gold and silver that had been printed. the goal is to make it easier to make transactions easier. because mas and silver have a high exchange rate according to the gold or silver contained in it ..then the era has developed and it is easy to use paper money again. because paper money also has a high value according to the value and type of the currency .then now there is bitcoin digital money. I think it's legitimate to see the explanation above. the important thing is to have an exchange rate and be recognized and can be used as a transaction tool from both the seller and the buyer.

if my comment is still wrong please comment below ?? ..