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As a seasoned trader, I place a strong emphasis on understanding what instruments a broker actually offers before committing any funds. With Qian Kun Futures, I found that their offering is limited strictly to futures products. From what I've gathered, Qian Kun Futures does not provide access to forex, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, commodities, bonds, options, or ETFs. In my typical trading routine, diversification across multiple asset classes is important for managing risk and finding opportunity, so this narrow focus is something I consider carefully. The exclusive focus on futures might be suitable for traders who have a specific strategy involving futures contracts, particularly within the scope allowed by Chinese regulation. However, for someone like me who values flexibility and access to a wider range of markets, this limitation can significantly restrict trading opportunities. It’s also worth noting that the absence of other instruments suggests that Qian Kun Futures caters to a specialized clientele, rather than the broader trading community looking for multi-asset platforms. For my risk management practices and portfolio construction, this restrictive product selection would not be ideal. While being regulated adds a layer of security, I always prefer brokers who are transparent and offer more breadth. If your trading needs align strictly with futures, Qian Kun Futures may warrant consideration, but for broader market access, I would proceed cautiously and consider this significant limitation in my decision-making process.