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Sagot

As an experienced trader, I have always placed a high priority on regulatory oversight when selecting brokers, specifically because regulation provides critical mechanisms for protecting my funds and ensuring a fair trading environment. In the case of TopstepFX, I noted—after reviewing publicly available data—that the firm currently operates without any regulatory authorization. For me personally, this lack of regulation is a substantial risk factor, as it means there is no external authority to impose client fund segregation, conduct audits, or enforce standards for transparency and fair dealing. In practical terms, when a broker is regulated, I have some recourse to regulatory bodies in the case of disputes, mismanagement, or insolvency. Without such oversight, as with TopstepFX, I must accept that my funds and interests are exposed to a greater degree of uncertainty. For me, even though TopstepFX has industry experience and offers futures-oriented educational and funding programs, the absence of a recognized regulatory framework means any protections for my funds are purely at the discretion of the company, rather than being safeguarded by legal mandates or third-party oversight. Given the importance of financial security in forex trading, this lack of regulation makes me cautious, and I would personally require robust justifications before proceeding with significant capital allocations through such a platform.