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From my experience evaluating brokers, the most critical factor before considering any assets or products is always the regulatory standing and transparency of the firm. With Apiary Fund, I note the absence of valid regulation and a high potential risk warning according to the details I found. Their website and official communications provide very sparse information about their actual trading offerings. There are also references to investment management services, but I could not find verifiable details or an instrument list specifying whether instruments like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil are tradeable on their platform. Personally, this lack of clarity is a red flag for me. When I trade, especially in volatile or valuable markets such as gold or oil, I require not only confirmation that the instruments are available but also visible evidence of transparent pricing, fair execution, and regulatory oversight. In Apiary Fund’s case, none of these essential pieces of information are fully provided. While some user reviews mention generally positive experiences about customer support, this is not enough for me to place confidence in the platform’s asset offerings. In summary, based on the information currently available and my criteria for safety and trust, I cannot confirm that trading Gold or Crude Oil is possible through Apiary Fund. For me, this uncertainty alone is reason to exercise significant caution and to prioritize regulated brokers where asset information is explicit and reliable.