Qual é o preço atual de ISLM?
O preço atual de ISLM é 0,003342 € com uma variação de 1,72% nas últimas 24 horas.
Islamic Coin is the native staking and gas asset of HAQQ Network, a Layer 1 blockchain built with the Cosmos SDK and CometBFT consensus that also runs a full Ethereum Virtual Machine. The project's stated purpose is to offer a chain and a currency designed to be acceptable under Islamic financial principles, governed with formal Shariah oversight and paired with a charitable endowment.
Two claims sit at the center of the project: that ISLM is Shariah-compliant, backed by a fatwa from a named board of scholars, and that a portion of issuance is directed to a charitable endowment called the Evergreen DAO. This page separates what is documented and what is enforced in code, because those are not the same set of facts.
Official sources:
The project was developed by a team operating under the Bored Gen entity, with HAQQ Network as the technical platform and Islamic Coin as the currency. Its defining early milestone was not a technical one. A Shariah authority was convened to rule on whether the chain and its coin were permissible, and it held a series of meetings concluding on January 22, 2022, corresponding to 19 Jumada al-Thani 1443 in the Hijri calendar. The resulting fatwa covers establishing the HAQQ platform and issuing the currency known as ISLM.
The board named on the project's Shariah compliance page comprises Sheikh Dr. Essam Khalaf Al-Enezi, Sheikh Dr. Nizam Mohammed Saleh Yaquby, Sheikh Mohamed Abdel Hakim Mohamed, Sheikh Dr. Mohamed Zoeir, and Sheikh Mohamed Fathiddin Beyanouni. The ruling was conditional. Among its stated conditions is that 10 percent of the currencies issued on the platform be automatically converted to the Evergreen DAO Endowment Fund, and that an authority committee be appointed to oversee it. Development on the public repositories has continued through 2026.
HAQQ is a Cosmos SDK chain running CometBFT consensus with fast finality. The mainnet chain identifier is haqq_11235-1, and the EVM layer uses chain ID 11235, so Ethereum tooling connects to it directly. The base denomination is aISLM, an atto unit, meaning ISLM carries 18 decimals like ether. IBC is enabled, and ISLM circulates on Cosmos ecosystem venues as an IBC-denominated asset.
Staking parameters are visible on chain: a 604,800 second unbonding period, or seven days, an active validator set capped at 71, and a minimum validator commission of 5 percent.
Issuance is handled by a custom module the project calls coinomics, and it works differently from the standard Cosmos inflation module. Reading the module source and its live parameters together gives a precise picture:
Minting is proportional to bonded stake, not to total supply Each block mints an amount equal to total bonded tokens multiplied by the reward coefficient, prorated by the time elapsed since the previous block against a full year. The live reward coefficient is 3.0, applied as a percentage, so annual issuance targets roughly 3 percent of staked ISLM rather than 3 percent of everything outstanding.
The 100 billion ceiling is enforced by the chain, not by policy
The module reads a stored maximum supply of 100,000,000,000 ISLM. If a block's mint would push total supply past that ceiling, the module mints only the remaining difference and then sets its own enable_coinomics parameter to false, permanently halting issuance. This is a hard cap in consensus code, which is a stronger guarantee than a published tokenomics figure.
ISLM is inflationary until that ceiling is reached New coins are created every block. Supply grows over time and will keep growing until the cap binds.
On the question of the 10 percent charitable share, the distinction is worth stating carefully. In the current public source, the per-block mint path sends the entire newly minted amount to the fee collector, which is the account that funds staking rewards distribution. There is no 10 percent split inside that function. The Evergreen DAO commitment is a documented condition of the fatwa and is described in project materials as applying to issuance on the platform, but it is not implemented as a per-block protocol split in the code that mints block rewards. Readers evaluating the charitable claim should look for the fund's own allocation, its authority committee, and its reporting rather than assume the chain performs the split automatically each block.
A related naming point causes confusion. HAQQ ships a module called ucdao, which stands for United Contributors DAO. Its documented purpose is to make vested ISLM liquid for participants. It is not the Evergreen DAO endowment.
coinomics module, which governs issuance and enforces the supply ceilingucdao and liquidvesting modules, which handle vested balance liquidityerc20 module bridging native Cosmos denominations and EVM token standardsISLM is used for:
The unusual element is governance by religious scholarship rather than by protocol design alone. Most chains are accountable only to their token holders and their code. HAQQ added a body of named scholars whose ruling imposes conditions on how the project operates, including the endowment requirement. Whether that oversight is enforced in practice is a fair question, but the structure itself is rare.
The proof-of-stake choice is substantive rather than cosmetic here. Proof-of-work mining is a common objection in Islamic finance discussions, and the compliance case rests partly on avoiding it, alongside the charitable dedication and the decentralized issuance model. Technically, HAQQ itself is a conventional and well-understood design: Cosmos SDK for modularity and IBC, an EVM layer for developer familiarity.
Against other Cosmos SDK chains with EVM layers, HAQQ's architecture is broadly familiar, and its differentiation is in purpose and governance rather than in mechanism. Against general-purpose Layer 1s, the difference is the audience and the constraints accepted: HAQQ has voluntarily bound itself to conditions most chains do not carry.
On issuance, HAQQ differs from most Cosmos chains in a concrete way. The standard Cosmos mint module targets a bonded ratio and adjusts inflation dynamically. HAQQ's coinomics module instead pays a flat coefficient against bonded stake and stops permanently at a fixed ceiling. That produces a more predictable issuance path and a genuine terminal supply.
HAQQ is secured by delegated proof of stake under CometBFT. Validators are selected by stake weight up to a maximum of 71 active validators, and delegators can bond to them. The seven-day unbonding period is the standard Cosmos deterrent against rapid stake withdrawal after misbehavior, and slashing applies for double-signing and downtime under the chain's configured parameters.
Practical security depends on how widely stake is distributed across that validator set, which is worth checking on the explorer rather than taking on trust. The supply guarantee is stronger: the 100 billion ceiling is enforced in the minting code path itself, so exceeding it would require a consensus-level upgrade agreed by governance. The EVM layer inherits the consensus security beneath it, and applications deployed on it carry their own smart contract risk.
Islamic Coin is one of the few serious attempts to build a Layer 1 around a specific ethical and religious framework rather than a purely technical thesis, and it did the harder part of that work in public: named scholars, a dated ruling, stated conditions, and open source. It also shows how to encode a supply promise properly, by putting the 100 billion ceiling inside consensus code rather than leaving it in a document. Both the strengths and the gaps described here are checkable, which is the most useful thing that can be said about a project making claims this specific.
ISLM is listed on a limited set of centralized exchanges with stablecoin and local-currency pairs, and it trades on Osmosis as an IBC-denominated asset within the Cosmos ecosystem. Availability varies by jurisdiction, and the VARA notice referenced above restricts purchase in Dubai.
ISLM has been listed on venues including:
Listings change over time, and jurisdictional restrictions apply to this asset more than to most. Confirm on the exchange's own asset page before depositing.
haqq address prefixHAQQ exposes both a Cosmos bech32 address and an EVM hexadecimal address for the same account. Confirm which format a deposit expects, and verify the network before sending.
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Leia o guia completo de paper tradingO preço atual de ISLM é 0,003342 € com uma variação de 1,72% nas últimas 24 horas.
O volume diário de negociação é 2091,30 € representando uma variação de 43,49% nas últimas 24 horas.
A capitalização de mercado de ISLM é 12 507 995 €, ocupando a posição #612 globalmente.
A avaliação totalmente diluída (FDV) de ISLM é 334 165 321 €, calculada assumindo o fornecimento máximo de 100 000 000 000 ISLM.
Em circulação: 3 743 055 859. Total: 18 162 982 098. Máximo: 100 000 000 000.
Nas últimas 24 horas, ISLM foi negociado entre um mínimo de 0,003264 € e um máximo de 0,0034 €.
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