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As someone who has spent years in the trading industry and always emphasizes safety and compliance, I approach brokers with a vigilant eye—especially when considering funding methods like cryptocurrency. When I examine CHINA SECURITIES, I notice that, while the company has a long operational history and offers a broad array of financial products, crucial details about account funding options are lacking. Specifically, there is no publicly available information about whether cryptocurrency deposits such as Bitcoin or USDT are accepted. From my perspective, this ambiguity is already a red flag. More importantly, the fact that CHINA SECURITIES currently lacks any recognized financial regulation significantly raises the risk profile. In my trading experience, entrusting funds—particularly in volatile or hard-to-trace forms like cryptocurrency—to an unregulated broker, carries additional dangers. The peer-to-peer and irreversible nature of crypto transactions adds yet another layer of concern if clear, broker-backed policies are not explicitly outlined. Until CHINA SECURITIES provides clear, official statements regarding supported deposit methods, I would not assume that cryptocurrency deposits are possible or advisable. For me, transparency and strict adherence to regulatory frameworks are essential prerequisites before considering any deposit—crypto or otherwise—into a broker account. I recommend caution and careful due diligence with any broker lacking both clear deposit information and regulatory oversight, as is the case here.