I am engaged in quantitative trading on this platform, using pending order breakthrough, stop-loss, and take-profit strategies, without engaging in any fake trading. The platform closed all trading accounts under the pretext of my violation of trading rules. Upon receiving an email from the platform, I immediately contacted the platform's customer service. They claimed that my trading was in violation, but I do not understand why this trading logic is considered a violation. Do I have to use the Martingale logic of reverse averaging to avoid violating the rules? The customer service mentioned that as long as I give up all profits earned, I would not need to provide KYC information that invades personal privacy, and they would refund the principal. I agreed to this and signed the so-called document provided by the platform. However, after signing and submitting the document, the platform went back on their word and demanded that I must provide KYC information. May I ask, does the platform have the right to forcefully invade personal privacy? Such actions are illegal, and I urge all fellow traders to stay away from this kind of unscrupulous platform without a bottom line!