My Real Experience on the WEEX Exchange: Unannounced Fund Deductions, Demanding Post Deletion Before Withdrawals, Account Banned Without Permission. First, a disclaimer: Every sentence below is accompanied by screenshots and screen recordings. The content is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice. I. Unannounced Deductions from My Account That day, I opened my account and found my balance inexplicably reduced by 2200 USDT. There was no SMS, no app push notification, no email—no notification whatsoever. I contacted the customer service, who said it was a "deduction from risk margin." I asked what the basis was and where the risk lay. Customer service only said it was a "system determination" and told me to check a clause in the user agreement. The user agreement is hundreds of pages long, and I spent an entire night searching but couldn't find a clause stating "deductions can be made directly without the user's consent." This isn't risk control; this is directly taking my money. II. Arbitrary Risk Control, Account Banned Without Permission A few days after the deduction, I logged into trading normally, and suddenly a pop-up window appeared: "Account has exhibited abnormal behavior and trading and withdrawals have been restricted." I submitted all identity verification, facial recognition, and photos of myself holding my ID card, all of which passed. But the risk control was not lifted. Customer service always says the same thing: "It's up to the risk control department to decide; we can't give you a specific reason." In short, the fate of your entire account is in the hands of the platform. Thirdly, the most outrageous: social media blackmail—no withdrawals unless you delete the post. I posted my experience on Weibo, not insulting anyone, just stating the facts. As a result, Weex contacted me on social media: "Please delete the relevant false statements. After deletion, we can prioritize processing your withdrawal issue." "Translate this: If you don't delete the post, you can forget about getting your money back. This isn't something I made up; I'm including screenshots of the private messages. Would a legitimate exchange use users' funds as leverage to force them to shut up? In the end, I deleted the post, and the withdrawal was resolved. But I've completely realized: on WEEX, your money isn't your money, your account isn't your account, and your words aren't your words. In conclusion, if you still have funds on WEEX, I suggest withdrawing them as soon as possible, in small installments, don't leave too much. If you haven't used this platform yet, please go elsewhere. A platform that can arbitrarily deduct funds, arbitrarily ban accounts, and use withdrawals to blackmail users into deleting posts is not worth investing a single penny in."