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As an experienced trader, I always prioritize security, transparency, and credible regulation when considering a broker. DALU has been operating for over 5-10 years and is regulated in China with a futures license from CFFEX, which at first glance does lend it some legitimacy. However, I find some concerning aspects that affect my confidence in using DALU for trading. Most notably, DALU explicitly focuses on futures trading and does not offer forex, stocks, commodities, or other common assets—this specialization may suit some, but it limits flexibility for traders like myself who value diversification. The available trading platforms are not the globally recognized standards like MT4 or MT5; instead, DALU uses less familiar names, which means I would approach them with caution and conduct further due diligence. More significantly, user reviews cite experiences of aggressive sales tactics, high handling fees, and unsatisfactory dispute resolution. In my view, these are red flags—positive regulation is only one part of the equation, but user experience and ethical practices matter just as much. Given the absence of clear information on minimum deposits and the troubling reports from users, I would urge fellow traders to proceed with considerable caution. For me, trust in a broker comes from long-term transparency, fair treatment of clients, and a pattern of honoring regulations—not merely having a license. If I were to consider DALU, I would continue researching, ask for transparency regarding all fees and conditions, and compare alternatives before risking any capital.