WikiFX

Sagot

Speaking from my own experience as a forex trader who puts a strong emphasis on both risk management and due diligence, I always scrutinize a broker’s listed deposit methods before considering opening an account. With Shenzhou Capital, I noticed that they accept cryptocurrency deposits, including Bitcoin (BTC) and USDT, for their different account types. This, on paper, means it is indeed possible to fund your account using these digital assets. However, my years in the industry have taught me that the ability to deposit is just one consideration—and often not the most significant. What really matters for me is the total security and transparency around those deposits, and this is where I urge extreme caution. Shenzhou Capital currently operates without valid regulatory oversight, and WikiFX flags them as having a suspicious regulatory license and high potential risk. From a YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) perspective, trading or even depositing with unregulated entities introduces a major vulnerability, especially given the irreversible nature of cryptocurrency transactions. Even though the technical process may allow depositing BTC or USDT, for me, this red flag outweighs any convenience or flexibility. In my professional judgment, the lack of clear regulatory backing raises too many questions about the safety of any funds—crypto or fiat—once they leave your hands. In sum, while you can deposit BTC or USDT, I would proceed with the utmost caution given the overall risk profile.