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From my direct research and experience as a trader, regulatory oversight is a make-or-break factor in choosing where to entrust my capital. GUOSEN FUTURES is indeed regulated—this is an important point of reassurance for me. Specifically, they operate under the supervision of the China Financial Futures Exchange Co. Ltd. (CFFEX), and they hold an official futures license (license No.0113). In my view, regulation by CFFEX signifies that the broker has to adhere to certain standards enforced within China’s financial system. This is vital because, in my trading practice, I always check for this level of transparency and regulatory accountability before even considering a broker, especially one operating in the futures sector. Knowing that GUOSEN FUTURES is regulated protects, at least in theory, the integrity of their operations and provides some recourse in case of any disputes or irregularities. However, I still urge caution—regulation is a base requirement for me, but not a guarantee of flawless service or perfect risk management, as user experiences can still vary widely. Nevertheless, regulation by CFFEX for me carries more weight than trading through unregulated platforms where consumer protections are minimal or nonexistent.