Is Cetus Protocol (CETUS) halal or haram?
Not screened yet
We have not run our Shariah screening on Cetus Protocol yet, so we are not giving a ruling on this page. What is below is what we have gathered and checked ourselves, without any AI: where the coin lives, its supply, what its own blockchain says about who can freeze or create coins, and the project's own documents.
What it is
Cetus is a pioneer DEX and concentrated liquidity protocol built on the Sui and Aptos blockchain.
The basics
- Where it lives
- token on sui
- Circulating supply
- 965,217,391 CETUS
- Maximum supply
- 1,000,000,000 CETUS
- Category
- Decentralized Exchange (DEX), Exchange-based Tokens, Decentralized Finance (DeFi)
What it runs, and where its revenue goes
Per DefiLlama on 2026-09-23, Cetus runs 3 product lines: Cetus CLMM (Dexs, $645K in fees over 30 days); Cetus DLMM (Dexs, $34K in fees over 30 days); Cetus Aggregator (DEX Aggregator).
Per DefiLlama on 2026-09-23, no revenue reached Cetus token holders in the last 30 days.
Figures from DefiLlama. Whether any of this income is permissible is part of our screening.
Who controls the coins
Read from the Sui ledger on 2026-09-23: no deny capability was found, but one held inside another object would not show, so this is not settled; its treasury capability has been frozen, so no more can ever be minted.
Whether anyone can freeze a holder's balance, or create new coins, is part of our screening. This much is read straight from the blockchain, so it is already established before any screening runs.
The project's own sources
Checked on 23 September 2026. Every address above was fetched once to confirm it loads.