Question: Assalamu Alaikum, About one month ago, I started an online business using an AI-generated influencer/avatar on Instagram. The person shown in my profile picture, videos, and content is not a real human being. The character is completely generated using artificial intelligence and does not represent any existing person. Through this Instagram account, I share beneficial content about topics such as wealth management, personal development, good habits, productivity, and mindset. People interact with the content, leave comments, and benefit from it. I also created a digital e-book that contains information and advice related to investing, financial mindset, and personal development. I sell this e-book to my followers through the Instagram account. Recently, I made a sale and earned $15 from selling the e-book. If you want to check the AI influencer account, here is the link: https://www.instagram.com/richard_kane__/ My questions are: 1. Is it permissible (halal) for me to operate this AI-generated influencer business and earn money from selling my e-book through it? Or is this income considered haram? 2. Most people who see the account assume that the character is a real human being, even though I do not explicitly claim that it is real. I only clarify if someone directly asks. Is this considered deception (gharar or tadlees) in Islam? 3. If this business model is not permissible, what should I do with the income I have already earned? 4. Additionally, can I sell this Instagram account in the future? If I sell it, would the income from selling the account be considered halal or haram? Additional details: - The avatar/influencer is entirely AI-generated and does not exist in real life. - I do not explicitly claim that the AI character is a real person. - The content I share is beneficial, lawful, and intended to help people. - The product I sell is a digital e-book containing educational and motivational material.

Back on June 9 I laid out the rotation from tech into financials and said it would bring the next major wave of capital into crypto. That’s no longer a forecast. It’s happening. Over the last month Financials have been one of the best performing sectors while tech has entered a technical bear market. Pull up the XLF and you’ll see the exact same story as crypto — a long base, coiled, starting to turn. That’s not a coincidence. Crypto isn’t a software stock and it never was. It’s primarily financial technology in its current form, and it moves with the financial sector, not the Nasdaq.

Very few people understand where we actually are in this cycle. Most people are treating it like a bear market bottom and will miss the right positioning and the right timing. As for where we stand today I really only see August window 9-17th and Sept 11th week as the only two dates to watch in q3 from here. These dates could be the high of the quarter but given that the low pushed out a bit further than I thought in June its likely september could be of more importance now than the august window. So possible the market will rally all the way into september from here. Either way its paramount to be aware of what I have been saying lately. this next wave will be the biggest thing crypto has ever seen. It’s really the first major cycle for alts since 2015-2017. If you truly break it down the last 7 years have been dominated by btc with most alt pairs only ever making lower highs. Now we have a setup where we are very likely looking at the tail end of a secular bull market for btc and the beginning of what will be only the second ever secular bull market in alts. Crypto is still a very young asset class and this setup has really only been present last time ETH went from $80 to 5k. Very high chance my 16k target will look very conservative a year from now

very key levels coming into play over these structures:

Xlf Financials up big yesterday. Kbe bank etf record high on volume. More signs of rotation to financials