Muslims in Indonesia Have Been Asked Not to Trade Crypto

By cineramaNovember 27, 2021Bitcoin Business

Not long ago, the national council of Islamic scholars stated that Muslims in Indonesia should not be permitted to trade crypto as it exposes investors to unnecessary risk and […]

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Muslims in Indonesia Have Been Asked Not to Trade Crypto

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