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    The “Anbar Electronic Currency” trap..political fingerprints and “hysteria” after huge losses

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    The “Anbar Electronic Currency” trap..political fingerprints and “hysteria” after huge losses Empty The “Anbar Electronic Currency” trap..political fingerprints and “hysteria” after huge losses

    Post by Rocky Sun 12 Dec 2021, 6:56 am

    The “Anbar Electronic Currency” trap..political fingerprints and “hysteria” after huge losses

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    Months ago, a digital currency was launched in Anbar Governorate, western Iraq, under the name "Hazm", and when it was announced, it was described as the first digital currency in the Arab world, and it was also announced that investing in it would generate great profits. But the value of "packages" quickly fell to one cent after it was estimated at 60 cents, which caused huge losses within a short period.  
      
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    And Muhammad Al-Arab, the founder of the “Hazm” coin, is of Iraqi origins, and was born in the city of Fallujah, Anbar Governorate.  
    Sheikh Abd al-Malik al-Saadi, one of the most prominent scholars of the Sunnis and the group from Iraq, and one of its senior jurists, had issued a fatwa last September prohibiting dealing in the “hazm” currency unless the Central Bank recognizes it as a guaranteed official currency that fulfills the legal conditions that guarantee people’s money and rights.  
      
    warning  
    After great losses suffered by the buyers of "Hazm" last month, the Central Bank issued a warning against dealing with digital currencies, indicating that it does not guarantee such currencies and does not provide legal protection for those who deal in them.  
    The Central Bank said in a press statement that it is closely following the transactions in the digital, encrypted and virtual currency market, pointing to the great risks associated with these currencies and that they are not subject to any legal, regulatory or technical controls or legislation in Iraq.  
      
    fragile  
    Cryptocurrency specialist Ivan Doberdani talks about the “package” currency as a digital currency like the rest of the tokens that depend on marketing, pumping and unloading strategy and any kind of tricks that many cryptocurrency founders follow, specifically from token makers, noting that The Arabs were not qualified and did not succeed in marketing "Hazm".  
    Al-Doberdani describes to Al-Jazeera Net "Hazm" as fragile, and that talking about comparing it with Bitcoin is naive, like comparing the strength of the US dollar and the collapsed Venezuelan bolivar currency.  
    He pointed out that the cost of extracting the cryptocurrency differs from one country to another, as it amounts to more than 3,000 dollars in China, nearly 5,000 dollars in the United States, and 26,000 in South Korea, and the extraction process requires large electrical power and computers with the highest specifications.  
    There are two types of cryptocurrencies, Coin and Token, the first is a main currency that has its own blockchain (electronic ledger system) such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and Cardano, and the second is a sub-currency that is built on Coin and does not have its own blockchain, and is often built on another Blockchain.  
      
    victims  
    Among the victims of "Hazm" is the trader Zine El Abidine (a pseudonym), who told Al Jazeera Net that his dealings with this currency exposed him to a great loss.  
    Zain al-Abidin says that the period of his circulation in the currency of "packets" was 30 days "when the price of one currency was 56 cents", as he bought a number of them for 800,000 dinars (551 dollars).  
    He added that on the first day of trading, he made a profit of about 100,000 dinars ($68), then he lost 700,000 dinars ($482) after the value of "Hazm" dropped from 56 to one cent.  
    The trader considered that “Hazm” is a fraud because it is a  token, not a coin, and it does not have any project. It is considered a scam (a digital currency by illegal means), as its Arab owner transferred currencies from his wallet to another wallet, amounting to 600 million dollars, according to Zain. Abedin.  
      
    blackmail  
    Many Anbar citizens considered that "packages" came to lure traders, and thus exploit people, especially young people, in light of the widespread unemployment and financial crises.  
    A resident of the province (who refused to give his name) accused political figures from the province, without specifying them, of being behind "packages" with the aim of achieving gains on the residents' shoulders "by providing a cover for illegitimate gain."  
    He pointed out that many of Hazm's victims were exposed to health crises and hysteria due to the loss of their money, after selling their cars or their wives' gold holdings.  
    As for the promotion of this currency - according to one of the Anbaris - it was initially via communication sites to encourage its purchase, in addition to the fact that the Arabs published the names of people in Anbar with the names of civil society organizations under the pretext of helping the poor with food aid during the period before the last parliamentary elections to win their favor.  
      
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    The specialist in financial management, Dr. Ali Al-Nusaifi, says that "packets" are unofficial and are not legally subject to the Central Bank, and will be effective for cash fraud.  
    He stressed to Al Jazeera Net the need for Iraqis to stop trading in digital currencies until a legislative and legal environment is available, where digital operations in cash are subject to the jurisdiction of the Central Bank and the Iraqi judiciary until they are protected.  
    Al-Nusaifi warned against falling into the trap of cash fraud, as happened in Turkey, which has strict laws in electronic trading, but could not prevent businessmen who took advantage of legal loopholes and were able to carry out fraud, and fled after collecting more than two billion dollars.  
      
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