Based on my understanding of staking, in and of itself, it is not an issue. However, you would have to ensure the crypto you are purchasing and staking is Shariah compliant.
A fixed return can be structured in multiple ways. For example, in Ijarah and Murabaha, a fixed return is fine. But in other contracts like mudaraba, a fixed return is problematic, you can only have a fixed percentage of profit share and not a guaranteed return.
I have recently started investing in crypto currency and i came a cross Staking and i would appreciate if someone can give me a certain answer if staking is halal or not please?
here is a website where all staking rewards happens
Jazakallah for the response.
I am still not sure as the answer wasnt clear , I would appreciate a response related to the website I have included in my question and also a specific coin called Zilliqa.
I want a definit answer please, is Zilliqa staking halal?
AWW. Is there any difference from shariah perspective between nominated PoS and delegated PoS that may make one or the other problematic/impermissable?
Reasons
the token are used to secure the network so you are becoming a part of business
the tokens you stake are not used to lend them to another person as loan .the network is using them for transactions fees.
this benefits the community and you . no one is harmed in this process
the rich can become richer and the poor can become rich