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In my experience as a forex trader, there are a few notable risks and downsides with Akatsuki that deserve careful consideration before getting involved. First, I noticed that despite Akatsuki being regulated by Japan’s Financial Services Agency and having an established physical office, the scope of available trading instruments is quite restricted. Akatsuki primarily deals with investment trusts, stocks, and bonds. If, like me, you’re looking for a platform to access forex, commodities, or other popular instruments, this broker simply doesn’t offer those options, which can be a key limitation. Another concern I had relates to the transparency and amount of information provided to clients. There are relatively few reviews online and not a lot of detailed materials about Akatsuki’s services or trading environment; for me, this lack of client feedback makes it more difficult to gain confidence before funding any account. While Akatsuki has a long operational history, various fees (such as commissions and margin trading fees) seem higher or more complex than what I’ve encountered with international competitors. Also, the absence of real-time customer support is a practical downside, especially if issues arise needing immediate attention. Because of these factors, I approach Akatsuki with caution. While it is regulated, the restricted product offering, relatively high commissions, lower leverage, and lack of robust customer support are all areas that, in my judgment, add to the potential risk and require traders to be especially vigilant.