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In my experience evaluating brokers, it’s essential to understand exactly which instruments are available for trading. With DONGXING FUTURES, I found that the scope is quite specialized: they exclusively offer futures and options trading. There is no access to forex, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, commodities, or any other asset classes. I always look for a well-diversified product range to support different strategies, but here, the offerings are strictly limited. For someone like me who sometimes wants to shift between forex or equity indices and derivatives, this narrow focus can be a significant limitation. Another aspect I pay close attention to is why a broker makes such choices. Given that DONGXING FUTURES is regulated in China with a futures license, it complies with local requirements but also means the product range reflects very specific market permissions. I consider this important because it points to a conservative regulatory environment, yet doesn’t support broader diversification for retail traders. The lack of access to commodities or popular global indices is, for me, a notable drawback, particularly compared to other brokers with more comprehensive multi-asset access. Anyone considering DONGXING FUTURES should be clear that, aside from futures and options, other commonly traded instruments are not supported, which may not fit all trading goals or risk management strategies. I strongly advise aligning your choice of broker with your preferred asset classes, especially given the highly focused offering here.