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Based on my direct research and use of CHINA DRAGON, I found that trading options are quite limited on this platform. For me, the only instruments available are futures contracts; there is no access to forex, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities trading. This singular focus on futures may suit traders with a specific interest in that market, but it can be restrictive if you enjoy diversifying across multiple asset classes. Personally, I prefer platforms that provide access to a broader selection of instruments, as diversification is an important part of my risk management strategy. The broker is regulated in China under a futures license, which does provide some reassurance regarding oversight and client security. Still, the lack of variety stands out for me—especially when comparing CHINA DRAGON to brokers that offer forex pairs, equity CFDs, or commodities alongside futures. If you are purely a futures trader and comfortable with a China-based regulatory framework, you might find CHINA DRAGON sufficient. However, as someone who values choice across markets, I view the product range here as notably narrow and would approach such specialization cautiously, weighing it against my trading objectives and risk tolerance.