Bybit holds an Islamic finance forum to discuss Sharia-compliant cryptocurrencies and presents the Islamic Account with 76 certified tokens and strategic tools 📈

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Bybit held an Islamic finance forum, gathering leading experts to discuss Sharia-compliant cryptocurrencies. The focus was on presenting the Bybit Islamic Account, which offers access to 76 certified tokens, as well as strategic tools such as Dollar-Cost Averaging and Spot Grid Bots. The account is certified by Crypto Halal Certification and ZICO Holdings, confirming its compliance with Islamic principles. Bybit aims to provide Muslim investors with ethical and inclusive solutions in the digital asset market.

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