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Based on my close review and hands-on research into Mether World, I found that information about the exact trading instruments available on their platform is alarmingly limited and unclear. In my experience as a trader, transparency around product offerings is non-negotiable, so this lack already raises a red flag for me. From what I’ve gathered, Mether World positions itself primarily as an educational platform with a focus on Web 3.0 technologies, cryptocurrency trading, and digital asset staking through its Mether Academy. There are references to both forex and cryptocurrency trading on the platform, but what stands out—and gives me pause—is that trading is apparently done exclusively using their proprietary “mcoin” (Metherworld coin). This is a significant departure from what I expect with conventional brokers, where you have access to multiple recognized asset classes—forex, stocks, indices, and commodities—using major world currencies. For me, reliance on an in-house digital token adds uncertainty and complicates matters of liquidity and risk management. Given the absence of regulatory oversight, specific details, and the heavy focus on their token rather than mainstream instruments, I would be extremely cautious. I did not see any clear, trustworthy indication that traders can access usual instruments like stocks, indices, or commodities. For anyone serious about trading a broad basket of assets, especially in the forex or equities space, this lack of clarity is a dealbreaker for me. I believe any platform worth considering should be fully transparent about what traders can access.