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Having traded with various brokers over the years, one of the first details I investigate is the transparency regarding deposit options—especially when it comes to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or USDT. In the case of SK, after reviewing all the available information, I couldn't find any clear details specifying what deposit methods are supported, let alone the acceptance of cryptocurrencies. This lack of explicit information about deposits stands out as a red flag for me. In my experience, a reputable broker typically provides precise guidance about its funding and withdrawal channels, which is critical for ensuring security and planning trading logistics. Given that SK is not regulated by any major financial authority (including the South Korean FSC or FSS), and considering important operational details are either unclear or missing, I personally would not assume cryptocurrency deposits are possible or reliable until official confirmation is provided directly by the company. For my own funds, I would avoid depositing through any unverified or opaque channels with a broker that operates without regulatory oversight. I believe such caution is necessary when personal finances and account security are involved, especially given the high potential risks presented in the available information.