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Based on my examination and experience as an independent trader, I found that Tapbit is quite limited in its range of tradable instruments. For me, the most notable point is that Tapbit primarily focuses on cryptocurrencies and derivatives. If you are accustomed to trading a wider variety of assets—such as forex, stocks, commodities, or indices—you won't find those options available here. In my opinion, the absence of forex pairs and traditional asset classes restricts flexibility and diversification opportunities, which is something I always look for when assessing any broker. Additionally, I noticed that Tapbit does not provide demo accounts, which usually help in testing strategies or getting familiar with the platform, and there's no information available regarding spreads. The lack of regulatory oversight, in my view, requires traders to be especially cautious, and I am wary about committing funds to platforms without credible licensing. That said, if your primary interest is trading digital assets and derivatives via mobile, Tapbit could serve those needs, but I personally would hesitate due to the high potential risk and the limited scope of instruments offered. For my trading goals, broader asset access and transparent regulation are essential.