First of all bitcoin owner approximately 80%+are not Muslim so no matter bitcoin is halal or haram second it's my opinion any business which have profit +loss equal that is not haram and yes bitcoin is a big business and second that you can ask from any good knowledgeable islamic scholar,that will tell you with detail that it is halal or haram.if any one say bitcoin is haram than all online business are haram included banks because banks also work on sute .And second thing you can say very big scholors are doing online business and its also online very famous business.

I think this is strictly a question about how the interpreters of the Quran and decision-making centers in the Muslim world will look at it. I am sure that the decision will be positive, since this does not violate any principles of Islamic finance. In Bitcoin, there is not even a trace of reference to the loan interest, which is prohibited in Islam. So everything else is just an excuse to find fault. I am sure that most of these countries are wise and think quite modernly and pragmatically.

I think bitcoin is like gold the difference is that gold can be held in real form and bitcoin is a digital currency for those who invest in bitcoin and gold, their goal is the same, namely hoping for profit,

The only thing that puts BTC into 'cautious' category is No government has accepted it as legal tender. Once Governmens start to accept it as legal tender or even as asset, it will become clear cut halal.

do you really understand the topic? or you are just shitting post here? this is about religious belief and if you know nothing then better not to say anything because you canhurt someone's feeling.
Here is another one. Read the whole topic and you will understand what's the conversation is all about.

Before discussing further about Bitcoin halal or not, religion has its own way to forbid and justify investment money to its people: Usury is one of the prohibitions written in the Bible, Muslims, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism and Buddhism all religions prohibit usury.
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For that, let's review about Bitcoin whether Bitcoin is included in the Usury category or in the buy/sell category.

Usury: borrowing is signaled by excessive interest, as in the quote above, all religions are prohibited, not halal.

Bitcoin: Bitcoin is currently only traded as in general selling and buying 'investment' means you buy and hold for a certain period of time, if the price goes up you sell, if the price goes down you sell it means you lose.

Many Muslims do 'invest' in gold, buy when it's cheap and keep it and sell it when the price is high, why not say it's not forbidden, why is it halal, in the case of gold investment, many people do it, especially Muslims.

Conclusion: in Bitcoin elements that are happening today are: buying/selling, meaning: halal.

I think is depend on personal perspective.

For me, everything in this world is almost gambling we just can manage the risk.

The example is i try to open the coffee shop in shoping mall there is no guarantee i will get my money back, so theres no diferrent with investing on something.

But if we just invested without know anything what we invested in, so i can say isn't halal.

Whether Bitcoin is halal will usually depend on where you are investing it may not be halal in islam. Things are not clear under islamic law especially when bitcoin is exchanged for one type of currency for another in the western world people approve of this type of business and in very rare cases give it a second though. But some religions beg for questions about the position of islam which is quite strict in exchange for money religion matters which is a question of whether bitcoin can conflict with one person’s beliefs.

I think that with a public ledger, you could count it as basically honest and I never knew that Halal even permeates besides food. I have a question about it though, if it needs to be an honest business, will the anonymity be a problem because in a way being anonymous is being dishonest right?

we are not religious leaders, so to say bitcoin is haram and halal I don't think this is our field, because if one fatwa is wrong, the consequences will be fatal, in my personal opinion bitcoin is the same as gold, people can store gold, and so on. can buy and sell gold, as well as bitcoin, as long as there is no fraud, no extortion, and no one is harmed in buying and selling, in my opinion bitcoin can be said to be halal, just like gold which is also halal..