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From my experience in the trading industry, credibility is fundamentally tied to transparent regulation, longevity, and clarity in operational scope. GOLDTRUST FUTURES is officially regulated in China under a recognized CFFEX futures license, which is a strong point for legitimacy. Regulation by the China Financial Futures Exchange means the broker is subject to oversight and required to meet specific standards—this reduces, but does not eliminate, operational risks for clients. That said, the term “suspicious scope of business” flagged in its background is a legitimate caution for me. Regulatory status alone is not enough; understanding the full details of business practices is also essential. Another important point is that GOLDTRUST appears to offer only futures products, not forex or other asset classes, which is quite limited compared to global multi-asset brokers. Their trading platforms are not internationally mainstream ones like MetaTrader, which may impact convenience and reliability for those used to such systems. The lack of public fee and cost disclosures also leaves me with unanswered questions regarding possible trading or withdrawal charges—a factor I would never overlook when considering where to allocate significant capital. Given GOLDTRUST’s 5-10 year track record and regulated status, I do find the broker credible within the Chinese futures brokerage landscape, but I would personally approach with caution due to unclear fee structures and somewhat limited account flexibility. Responsible due diligence and careful, gradual engagement are essential steps before committing significant funds.