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From my experience exploring Cloudfutures, the range of trading instruments is extremely restricted; the platform is solely focused on futures contracts. Unlike many other brokers I’ve used, Cloudfutures does not provide access to forex, stocks, indices, commodities, cryptocurrencies, or other common financial products. This means that if you’re looking for diversified exposures – say, adding currency pairs, equity CFDs, or commodities to your portfolio – Cloudfutures will not suit those needs. The platform’s specificity may benefit those dedicated exclusively to futures trading, but for me, the lack of broader market access is a substantial limitation. Additionally, I noted there is little public information about the specific futures contracts available, which left me with unresolved questions about product variety and trading conditions. As a cautious trader, this absence of transparency makes it difficult to fully evaluate the risks and opportunities. In summary, Cloudfutures is strictly a futures-only broker, so anyone wanting to trade forex, stocks, or digital assets will need to look elsewhere. For me, this limited scope and lack of detailed information remain major considerations before committing any funds or further exploring the broker’s offerings.