Is Fake World Assets (FWA) halal or haram?
Not screened yet
We have not run our Shariah screening on Fake World Assets 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
Acquire randomly selected NFT positions backed by depositor-funded standing bids, or provide backing and earn from the onchain pool.
The basics
- Where it lives
- token on ethereum
- Circulating supply
- 989,208,527 FWA
- Maximum supply
- 1,000,000,000 FWA
- Category
- NFT, Ethereum Ecosystem, NFTFi
What it runs, and where its revenue goes
Per DefiLlama on 2026-09-23, Fake World Assets runs one product line: Fake World Assets (Luck Games, $1.7M in fees over 30 days).
Per DefiLlama on 2026-09-23, $878K reached Fake World Assets token holders in the last 30 days (Fake World Assets $878K). How, in DefiLlama's words: FWA-token buybacks funded from protocol fees, plus retroactive scheduled buybacks funded from previously earned team fees.
Figures from DefiLlama. Whether any of this income is permissible is part of our screening.
Who controls the coins
Read from the token's verified contract on Ethereum (0xa0df17b5ac76ababa36e1450e2cbcd18a620c845) on 2026-09-23: no function that freezes, pauses or creates tokens was found, but it has 11 other admin functions the screening checks.
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.