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As an independent trader who values due diligence, regulatory oversight is always the first criterion I examine before even considering a new broker. In the case of CHINA DRAGON, I verified that the broker is indeed overseen by a financial regulator—specifically, the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX). Their license is associated with 华龙期货股份有限公司 and is clearly designated as a Futures License (No. 0279). For me, the presence of formal regulation under CFFEX provides a greater sense of basic market integrity, as it signifies that the broker is subject to ongoing review and operational standards mandated by a government-recognized institution. That said, it's important to be cautious and not assume all regulatory environments are equal globally. My experience has taught me that, while CFFEX regulation does require compliance with core practices in China's domestic futures market, it might not offer the same investor protection mechanisms found in some Western jurisdictions. Still, after researching, I've found that the review scores surrounding CHINA DRAGON’s risk management and business operations are generally positive, reflecting a mature internal system. Ultimately, while I appreciate that CHINA DRAGON is not operating unregulated and does hold a credible domestic futures license, I would recommend that traders fully evaluate their individual risk appetite and consider the nuances of regional regulatory frameworks before committing significant capital. For me, the presence of CFFEX regulation is reassuring, but I always proceed methodically, understanding both the advantages and inherent limitations.