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From my experience and careful research into Ces Futures, I have not found any indication that the broker allows deposits with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or USDT. The available information makes it clear that Ces Futures is primarily focused on futures trading, operates under strict Chinese regulation (via CFFEX), and has a strong emphasis on licensed and compliant activities. While the website provides multiple trading platforms across desktop and mobile devices, there is no mention of crypto-related funding options. Generally, brokers operating under Chinese regulatory environments and offering only futures products rarely support cryptocurrency funding methods, as this could conflict with local financial regulations and oversight. Furthermore, Ces Futures does not specify details regarding deposit or withdrawal minimums or the methods accepted, but the absence of any reference to digital currencies is notable. In such cases, I always recommend assuming a conservative approach and using only officially supported payment channels—typically bank transfers or similar regulated methods. I would advise any trader to directly confirm the latest funding options with Ces Futures' customer support rather than assume cryptocurrency is accepted. As a rule, for safety and compliance, I avoid brokers without transparent and well-documented deposit policies. For me, this is critical to managing risk and maintaining trust in my trading operations.