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As an independent forex trader who has evaluated hundreds of brokers over the years, I approach platforms like MONETARY GOLD with extra caution, especially given what stood out during my due diligence. The broker is relatively new, operating for only two to five years, and is based in the United States. However, in my view, the most critical factor is that MONETARY GOLD operates without any valid regulatory oversight, which is consistently flagged in financial communities as a major risk. From experience, regulatory status is vital for safeguarding client interests, and the lack of it here raises substantial concern. Despite this, I can acknowledge a few modest points that might attract some traders or investors. MONETARY GOLD’s US base may be seen as a sign of transparency in terms of legal accountability, as American business information tends to be more accessible. The platform appears to provide clear company and contact information and its physical presence is verifiable, which is better than some completely anonymous outfits I’ve encountered. Additionally, their website and social media channels are openly available, which, combined with a defined operating history, offers some minimal confidence in their existence as a legal entity. Still, I must emphasize—as someone who values capital preservation and security above all else—these potential advantages are marginal compared to the high risks posed by unregulated brokers. For me, a broker’s legitimacy is rooted in robust oversight and transparency, neither of which are strong with MONETARY GOLD at this point. I cannot stress enough the importance of prioritizing your funds' safety and exercising extreme caution if you consider engaging with a non-regulated broker.