The platform advertises unlimited trading, but with the same trading strategy, some accounts profit while others lose. Then comes the shady dealing: they cancelled and deducted the profit from the account with an accuse of illegal trade, but when it comes to a account with lose, they would say it's normal trade and let the customer bears the loss themselves. Since the same trading strategy on the same platform at the same time is invalidated, then all trades should be invalidated. This platform is a All-Kill Scam because making a profit and withdrawing funds normally is extremely difficult. Everything is fine before any trades or deposits, but once you deposit and make a profit, a whole host of problems arise. Sigh… It operates a platform without any real ability, relying entirely on deception. Investment bankers, be very careful when depositing funds! (They're stubbornly refusing to admit it and I'll fight for my rights to the end.)

My first deposit resulted in a margin call and a loss. The platform sent me an email stating that my account balance was zeroed out, along with a statement that the platform supported any trading rules and methods. After I deposited more funds, my account became profitable due to favorable market conditions. The platform then deducted my profits, claiming it violated the customer agreement. When I lost money using the same trading strategy, they proactively sent emails to clear my account balance and asked me to deposit more funds. However, when I made a profit, they claimed it violated the customer agreement. The same trading strategy applied a double standard, allowing only losses but not profits. Moreover, the platform kept reducing my leverage as I traded, from the advertised 1:1000 to 1:50, with the sole purpose of quickly causing my account to be liquidated. It's a platform that purely profits from its customers' losses.

YWO received the email shown below and thought the platform was incredibly powerful. The agent arranged for me and three other investors to deposit. My trading account showed a loss of $2000, while only one of our three, an investment banker, made a profit. He deposited more money and managed to weather the storm. Now the platform says his profit was irregular and was deducted directly. I thought, since we were trading at the same time and using the same strategy, if one trade order is irregular, then all of them are; if not, then none are. I applied to get my $2000 principal back, but the platform replied that mine was normal. Haha, they're taking all profits and losses; this is amazing.