A former listing manager at Binance, who participated in launching dozens of tokens and evaluating thousands of projects, described the crypto market as operating under a completely different pricing logic.
➡️ Liquidity — Is there real capital capable of moving the price?➡️ Attention — How much interest, discussion, and traffic does the project generate?➡️ Tokenomics — How tokens are distributed and when unlocks are scheduled.
He emphasized that the period before and immediately after a listing is especially sensitive. At that stage, the full supply structure is often not fully transparent, early investors may hold significant allocations, and future unlocks are frequently underestimated. Elevated attention and trading volume can temporarily shape price action on their own.
He also noted that in crypto, information itself becomes a market driver:
The crypto market runs on its own mechanics. Understanding those mechanics matters far more than trying to apply traditional valuation models.
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The market pulled back after attempting to extend Friday’s rally following softer-than-expected U.S. inflation data. Bitcoin tested the $71,000 resistance zone but failed to hold above it. With a U.S. holiday reducing liquidity and Lunar New Year celebrations underway in China, profit-taking pushed BTC back below $69,000.
For now, price action has shifted into consolidation. The pullback remains controlled — no signs of panic, just positioning adjustments.
Ethereum mirrored Bitcoin’s move: a breakout above $2,000, a push toward $2,100, and then a retrace back to $1,965. The $2,000 level remains psychologically important. Without stronger spot demand, sustained upside will be difficult.
Among majors, DOGE saw the sharpest decline with double-digit losses, while XRP is down around 5%. The spike in long liquidations suggests the market is still flushing excess leverage. Bitcoin’s basis has normalized, signaling reduced risk appetite and a shift toward caution.
Looking ahead, markets are focused on upcoming U.S. GDP and PCE inflation data later this week. With liquidity thinner than usual, volatility could increase.
Technically, the broader structure isn’t broken. A confirmed move above $72,000 would open the door toward $80,000 — but that scenario requires real spot inflows, not just derivatives-driven momentum.
Bottom line: The market is cooling and rebalancing. There’s no structural breakdown, but there’s no clear growth catalyst either. Discipline and risk management matter most in this phase.
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The fuqahāʾ hold the principle of " النقود لا تتعيّن بالتعيين ", which means that money is not fixed by designation. For example, if a buyer pays for a product with "interest money" (funds received as a result of interest accrual on a deposit), it is still permissible for the seller to accept that payment.
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The market remains range-bound with no decisive breakout.
Bitcoin is still trading below $69K, sweeping liquidity on both sides of the recent $68K–$69K range before settling back into equilibrium. The structure is neutral for now.
A sustained move above $71K–$71.5K would open the door for a stronger recovery attempt.
A loss of $65K would likely shift momentum to the downside and increase the probability of a deeper correction.
U.S. liquidity returns today as markets reopen. The key macro catalysts this week will be GDP and PCE inflation data.
Ethereum is showing slightly better relative strength. It made another attempt to reclaim $2,000 but hasn’t secured a clean breakout yet. The psychological level remains in play.
Altcoins are mixed: BNB and TRX are modestly green, while DOGE continues to lag.
Liquidations have cooled, suggesting leverage is being flushed gradually. On-chain data shows short-term holders back in slight profit (SOPR > 1), but MVRV remains below historical norms — meaning relief rallies may still face selling pressure from participants looking to exit at breakeven.
The key demand zone sits around $65K.
A breakdown below that level could expose the $54K area.
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Crypto Market Update — February 18
The market opened quietly with no major volatility spikes. Bitcoin (BTC) continues to trade in a tight range between $66.6K and $68.6K, showing no real attempt to break above resistance. Volume remains moderate, and momentum is clearly lacking. For now, this is consolidation — nothing more.
Ethereum (ETH) is hovering just below the psychological $2,000 level. Buyers aren’t stepping in aggressively, but there’s no heavy selling pressure either. It feels like a pause before the next meaningful move.
Altcoins are showing mixed performance. Dogecoin is up around 9% on the week, while Pi posted strong gains in the broader market. At the same time, projects like LayerZero continue to see corrective pressure. Capital rotation remains selective rather than broad-based.
On the fundamental side, the tone is constructive.
Stripe’s stablecoin platform Bridge received conditional approval for a U.S. national bank charter — a meaningful step toward deeper integration between crypto infrastructure and the traditional financial system.
Meanwhile, Quantoz partnered with Visa to issue stablecoin-linked debit cards, signaling continued real-world adoption.
There’s also growing industry pressure for clear federal regulation of prediction markets in the U.S., which could bring more structural clarity to the sector.
Overall, the market is in wait-and-see mode. Consolidation continues, and the next move will likely depend on a strong macro or regulatory catalyst.
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The market opened quietly with no major volatility spikes. Bitcoin (BTC) continues to trade in a tight range between $66.6K and $68.6K, showing no real attempt to break above resistance. Volume remains moderate, and momentum is clearly lacking. For now, this is consolidation — nothing more.
Ethereum (ETH) is hovering just below the psychological $2,000 level. Buyers aren’t stepping in aggressively, but there’s no heavy selling pressure either. It feels like a pause before the next meaningful move.
Altcoins are showing mixed performance. Dogecoin is up around 9% on the week, while Pi posted strong gains in the broader market. At the same time, projects like LayerZero continue to see corrective pressure. Capital rotation remains selective rather than broad-based.
On the fundamental side, the tone is constructive.
Stripe’s stablecoin platform Bridge received conditional approval for a U.S. national bank charter — a meaningful step toward deeper integration between crypto infrastructure and the traditional financial system.
Meanwhile, Quantoz partnered with Visa to issue stablecoin-linked debit cards, signaling continued real-world adoption.
There’s also growing industry pressure for clear federal regulation of prediction markets in the U.S., which could bring more structural clarity to the sector.
Overall, the market is in wait-and-see mode. Consolidation continues, and the next move will likely depend on a strong macro or regulatory catalyst.
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Belarus Just Legalized Crypto Salaries
Self-employed workers in Belarus can now officially get paid in cryptocurrency.
🗣️ What this means:
In short, crypto is being plugged directly into the country’s formal financial system.
While some governments are still debating regulation, others are quietly putting it into practice.
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Self-employed workers in Belarus can now officially get paid in cryptocurrency.
▪️ Freelancers can legally accept crypto from foreign clients▪️ Payments will go through licensed crypto banks▪️ Taxes can be paid on crypto income▪️ Crypto bank cards can be used in stores with automatic fiat conversion
In short, crypto is being plugged directly into the country’s formal financial system.
While some governments are still debating regulation, others are quietly putting it into practice.
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May this sacred month be a time of purification, renewed faith, and sincere intentions.
May Allah accept our fasting, our prayers, and our good deeds, forgive our sins, and place barakah in our work and our families.
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Russia is reportedly preparing new crypto regulations that could limit public access to foreign cryptocurrency exchanges not registered in the country starting in summer 2026. The move is aimed at redirecting trading activity to regulated domestic platforms and reducing capital outflows.
Officials estimate that Russian users pay up to $15 billion in annual fees to global exchanges, with most trading volume taking place on offshore platforms. By tightening access, authorities hope to keep more commission revenue within the local financial system and strengthen oversight of digital asset flows.
Analysts note that a full block would be technically difficult to enforce, as users could still rely on VPNs, P2P trading, and decentralized platforms to bypass restrictions.
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The primary concern with conventional credit cards from a Shariah perspective is the presence of an interest (riba) clause in the contract. If interest is actually incurred through late payment, it is clearly impermissible.
However, a number of contemporary scholars have allowed their use where no Islamic alternative exists, provided the cardholder consistently settles the full balance within the grace period so that no interest arises in practice. Others remain cautious because the contract itself includes a riba contingency, even if it is never activated.
Accordingly, if a person has no realistic Shariah-compliant banking option and is confident they will always repay on time [...] some scholars permit such use as a practical concession rather than an ideal arrangement. Nevertheless, avoiding interest-based facilities altogether remains preferable where possible, and care should be taken never to incur late payment interest or other interest-bearing charges.
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In October, the cryptocurrency market experienced one of the sharpest downturns in recent years. The sell-off broke the broader structural uptrend and significantly weakened investor sentiment.
The market has now given back nearly all of the gains that began after the November 2024 U.S. elections. The Total3 Market Cap index — which tracks the crypto market excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum — surged more than 91% following the election results, rising from around $600 billion to approximately $1.16 trillion by December 2024.
After that rally, volatility returned. Market capitalization dropped to roughly $900 billion and continued to fluctuate into January 2025. On January 18 — two days before Donald Trump’s inauguration — Total3 briefly climbed back to $1.13 trillion.
For most of 2025, the market traded in a broad sideways range. In October 2025, Total3 reached a new high near $1.19 trillion. However, just days later, a historic crash unfolded, breaking the long-standing bullish structure of the crypto sector.
As of now, Total3 stands at approximately $713 billion — roughly the same level seen on November 10, 2024. The market has declined about 40% from its October 2025 peak, and there are currently no clear signs of a sustained recovery.
In effect, nearly the entire post-election rally has been erased, bringing the market back to early-cycle levels.
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The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said:
“Whoever feeds a fasting person in Ramadan from lawful earnings will be blessed by the angels every night of Ramadan. And Jibril will greet him on the Night of Decree. And whoever is greeted by Jibril — his heart will be softened, and his tears will increase.”
A man asked, “O Messenger of Allah, what if I cannot find enough to give?”
He ﷺ replied, “Then a handful of food.”
“And if not even that?”
“Then a piece of bread.”
“And if not that?”
“Then some milk.”
“And if not that?”
“Then at least a sip of water.”
وابن حبان في المجروحين (٢٤٧/١)
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The week unfolded under pressure from external macro factors. On the evening of February 22, Bitcoin (BTC) dropped quickly from around $67,600 to approximately $64,700. Within about an hour, nearly $360 million in long positions were liquidated, accelerating the move lower.
Ethereum (ETH), XRP, and Solana posted deeper declines. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their fifth consecutive week of outflows, while trading volumes remained below prior levels.
The backdrop included weak U.S. housing data, renewed trade rhetoric, and expectations of further monetary tightening from the Bank of Japan. The market continues to respond primarily to global liquidity conditions and capital flows.
At the same time, the broader strategic narrative remains intact. Strategy is approaching its 100th Bitcoin purchase, Missouri lawmakers are advancing a bill to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, and Vitalik Buterin has proposed a transaction simulation mechanism aimed at improving operational security.
The key level for BTC remains $60,000. A move back above the $66,000–$70,000 range would improve the short-term structure.
The takeaway from the week: short-term volatility has intensified amid tighter liquidity conditions, but the longer-term industry trajectory remains unchanged.
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SENT is now available on Quan2um — the native token of the Sentient project, focused on advancing AI-driven solutions and next-generation digital infrastructure.
✅ Spot trading is open✅ Fast deposits & withdrawals✅ Everything is ready to use
More interesting tokens will be added soon, ان شاء لله. Stay tuned for updates.
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If you have doubts or questions about cryptocurrencies, trading, staking, investing, or Islamic finance in general — don’t keep them to yourself. Reach out to us.
We understand this space isn’t always simple. There’s a lot of information out there, a lot of opinions, and it’s not always clear what’s permissible and what may conflict with Shariah principles. That’s why we work with Shariah advisors and forward these kinds of questions to them for careful review.
You can send your question in a direct message or leave it in the comments. We’ll pass it along to our advisors and follow up with a clear answer.
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Narrated by Abu Huraira (may Allah be pleased with him), the Messenger of Allah ﷺ said:
“On the Day of Judgment, the wealth Allah granted to a person — which he did not use to fulfill his obligations to Allah — will come to him in the form of a bald, venomous serpent with two black marks above its eyes. It will bite him until judgment is passed among the people. The man will ask, ‘What do you want from me?’ It will reply, ‘I am your wealth — the treasure you kept until this Day.’ Then he will begin biting his own hands.”
(Reported by Bukhari, Muslim, and Ahmad)
Imam Abu Bakr al-Ajurri رحمه الله explained:
“What is meant here — may Allah have mercy on you — is wealth from which zakat was not paid.
Wealth earned in a lawful way, from which zakat is properly given, is not considered a hoarded treasure. If its owner spends it, it is a source of goodness. If he leaves it as inheritance, that too becomes a source of goodness, by Allah’s permission. The Prophet ﷺ said: ‘How excellent is pure wealth in the hands of a righteous person.’”
See: 40 Hadith of al-Ajurri
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“In such cases, if the merchant acted in good faith, carried out reasonable checks, and had no knowledge of the fraud, they would not be considered sinful from a Sharīʿah perspective. However, the status of the money itself must still be addressed separately from personal blame.
If it later becomes clear that the funds originated from fraud or theft, the rightful owner retains their claim over that money. Where possible, it should be returned to the original victim through the appropriate channels. Any profit specifically arising from such a transaction should not be treated as lawful personal gain [...]”
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It’s a time to pause, reflect on the eternal, and draw closer to Allah.
Here are a few things to focus on today:
🕋 Attend Jumu’ah prayer — don’t miss this opportunity if you’re able.
📖 Read Surah Al-Kahf — by the mercy of Allah, it brings light into our lives and protects us from trials.
🤲 Make plenty of dhikr, especially sending salawat upon the Prophet ﷺ.
🕰 Don’t forget du‘a — there is a special hour on Friday when Allah answers prayers, in shaa Allah.
The Prophet ﷺ said:
“There is a moment on Friday during which, if a Muslim asks Allah for something good, He will surely grant it to him.”
(Sahih al-Bukhari & Sahih Muslim)
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The crypto market came alive as tensions around Iran escalated. Following reports of Khamenei’s death and rising friction between Iran, the U.S., and Israel, Bitcoin pushed back above $68,000 before pulling back slightly. Ethereum briefly reclaimed the $2,000 level.
The reaction was swift and telling. The market initially sold off, but a significant portion of the drop was quickly bought up. It’s another reminder that crypto remains one of the most headline-sensitive asset classes, especially when traditional markets are closed.
Adding to the tension were reports of explosions in Dubai and a temporary shutdown of the airport. Given the region’s growing role as a global crypto hub, developments like these naturally heighten market anxiety.
For now, traders are watching closely. Volatility remains elevated, and price action is unfolding in real time.
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On Zakat and Charity📚 📚
Abu Dharr (may Allah be pleased with him) reported:
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Abu Dharr (may Allah be pleased with him) reported:
“I came to the Prophet ﷺ while he was sitting in the shade of the Kaaba. When he saw me, he said, ‘By the Lord of the Kaaba, they are the greatest losers.’
I came closer, sat down, then stood up again and said, ‘O Messenger of Allah, may my father and mother be sacrificed for you — who are they?’
He replied, ‘They are the ones who have the most wealth — except for those who spend it generously,’ and he gestured to the front, to the back, to the right, and to the left — ‘but they are few.’
Then he said, ‘Any owner of camels or livestock who does not give their due zakat — on the Day of Judgment, those animals will come in a better and fuller state than they were in this world. They will trample him with their hooves and bite him with their mouths. Every time the first of them passes over him, the last of them will return to him. This will continue until Allah has judged between His servants.’”
Reported by al-Bukhari, Muslim, and Ahmad.
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