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In my personal evaluation as a trader who values transparency and detailed trading conditions, I found that Qian Kun Futures does not provide clear information regarding whether they offer fixed or variable spreads. This lack of specificity makes it challenging for me to assess how their cost structure might behave under typical or volatile market conditions. Since they operate mainly as a futures broker regulated by the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX), their primary focus is on futures products rather than forex instruments, which often have more detailed spread policies. The absence of explicit details about spreads and trading fees means that, as a cautious trader, I need to be especially careful. In my experience, during high-impact news events or major market moves, variable spreads on many platforms can widen significantly. However, without official guidance from Qian Kun Futures, I cannot determine if their trading infrastructure is optimized to protect clients during such volatility or if spreads might increase unpredictably. Ultimately, for me, the combination of insufficient public information about spreads and the general lack of transparency on their website is a concern. Before committing significant funds, I would personally want more concrete disclosures from the broker regarding how spreads are determined and adjusted during periods of market stress. This is a critical aspect of trading risk management, and I believe anyone considering this broker should proceed carefully until clarity is provided.