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From my experience as a trader seeking diverse market opportunities, I found that Cloudfutures presents a very narrow offering regarding tradable instruments. The only instruments supported are futures; there’s no accessibility to forex, commodities, indices, stocks, cryptocurrencies, or other asset classes. While this can be appropriate for traders specifically focused on Chinese futures markets, for me, the lack of variety limits my ability to diversify risk or employ multi-asset strategies. When it comes to fees and the overall cost structure, I was disappointed by the lack of transparency. Cloudfutures’ website and public resources do not provide clear details about minimum deposits, withdrawals, or any associated charges. As someone who values predictability and clear information before committing funds, this omission makes it challenging to accurately assess potential trading costs. In my trading career, unclear fee schedules have at times resulted in unpleasant surprises, so I’m always cautious in such scenarios. Cloudfutures does offer a regulated environment under the CFFEX license, and provides a range of proprietary trading platforms for both desktop and mobile, which suggests some technical maturity. However, unless futures trading in China is my sole objective, I personally feel the lack of transparency and limited product scope are significant drawbacks that cannot be overlooked.