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In my years as a trader, regulatory oversight has always been a deciding factor when considering a broker. For CHINA DRAGON, their regulation in China by the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX) offers me some reassurance, particularly since they hold a formal futures license. Regulation, in my experience, means the broker is obligated to adhere to domestic financial laws and specific operational standards, which may help reduce the risk of misappropriation of client funds. For example, a regulated entity is required to follow certain protocols for client fund segregation and must be transparent about its business practices. That said, I am careful not to overestimate the protection regulation confers. With CHINA DRAGON, their focus is solely on futures; they are not licensed for forex or other asset classes. The scope of CFFEX's oversight is thus primarily centered on futures trading, so if I were considering broader investment options, I would need to look elsewhere for appropriate regulatory coverage. Moreover, regulation does not guarantee against all types of risk, especially market or operational losses. Still, in my view, working with a regulated broker like CHINA DRAGON is preferable to choosing an unregulated provider, as it generally introduces a higher standard of accountability and compliance that can help protect client interests.