SuperVerse

Holding SUPER pays nothing; DAO staking pays a variable share of treasury revenue in ETH, not interest.

Riba is interest or any guaranteed increase on a loan. SUPER staking rewards are ETH taken from the DAO treasury: under SVIP-3, 80% of treasury funds go to stakers and 20% to the developer. The reward depends on what the treasury holds and how many tokens are staked, and staked SUPER is not lent to anyone. CryptoUmmah finds no interest-based mechanism and no native lending. Sharlife, the first authoritative source that rates SuperVerse, lists it as permissible, so the criterion is at the maximum.

SUPER carries governance rights and a claim on DAO staking rewards in a working ecosystem.

This criterion asks whether the asset has real value as property (mal). SUPER is used in SuperVerse games and apps, gives votes in the DAO and can be staked for a share of treasury revenue. Sharlife lists it as permissible. The general scholarly dispute about crypto is reflected in confidence, not here, so the criterion is at the maximum.

SUPER is not a game of chance, but the NFT and play-to-earn activity around it is largely speculative.

Maysir is gambling: gaining or losing by chance rather than through productive exchange. SUPER itself has no lottery or betting feature. CryptoUmmah rates maysir as moderate (65/100) because of the speculative character of NFT and gaming tokens, and the Blackhole exchange uses incentive voting and bribes to direct emissions. These sit around SUPER rather than in it, so the criterion stays at pass, below the maximum.

The ecosystem earns from games, NFT activity and exchange fees.

This criterion asks how the ecosystem earns. Income comes from games, NFT activity and trading fees on the Blackhole exchange, 10% of which is used to repurchase SUPER. These are fees for services. No interest income is documented, so the criterion is at the maximum. The exact sources of the DAO treasury are listed under data gaps.

Vault addresses and allocations are published, but the timing of staking rewards and the use of large project vaults are not fully disclosed.

Gharar is excessive uncertainty or hidden information. SuperVerse publishes a transparency report with vault addresses and allocations. Two concrete points keep the score below the maximum. The docs say the remaining ETH is added to the staking contract after an undisclosed period. And although all tokens are unlocked, about 35% of supply still sits in project vaults (team, ecosystem, staking) whose future release is not scheduled. CryptoUmmah rates gharar as moderate (62.3/100). Sharlife lists SUPER as permissible, so the status stays pass.

SUPER is used for governance, staking and transactions in games and apps.

This criterion looks at what the asset is actually used for. SUPER is used to vote, to stake and to transact in SuperVerse games and apps. These uses are permissible, and no prohibited use specific to the token is documented, so the criterion is at the maximum.

Fully paid spot SUPER is available on major exchanges and can be self-custodied.

This criterion asks whether the asset can be owned in a permissible way. SUPER trades spot on Binance and Coinbase and is an ERC-20 token that can be held in a self-custody wallet. The criterion is at the maximum.

SuperVerse funds games and shares revenue with stakers; no harm specific to SUPER was found.

Maslahah weighs benefit against harm. SuperVerse builds games and tools and shares treasury revenue with token holders who stake. No source collected documents fraud or a hack involving SUPER, so the criterion is at the maximum.