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From my careful examination and personal approach as a trader, I cannot identify any credible regulatory oversight for Daicha Iconic Markets Ltd. In my experience, regulatory licenses are a foundational component in determining a broker’s trustworthiness and operational standards. For Daicha Iconic Markets Ltd, there is no valid regulatory information available. The broker holds what is described as a "suspicious regulatory license" and operates from Saint Lucia, but without clear, recognized regulatory approval from bodies such as the FCA, ASIC, or other tier-one regulators. In my years of navigating forex markets, lack of regulation is a significant red flag. A broker operating without recognized oversight invariably means that client protections—ranging from segregation of funds to dispute mediation—are lacking or uncertain. I always advise extreme caution in such circumstances. While trading conditions like leverage and spreads might catch attention, the absence of regulation puts clients at considerable risk should anything go wrong with withdrawals, disputes, or operational transparency. For me, the bottom line is straightforward: Daicha Iconic Markets Ltd does not appear to be overseen by any reputable regulatory body, which impacts its overall safety profile.