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As a trader with several years of experience, evaluating a broker’s spread structure is always one of my priorities because it directly impacts trading costs and risk management. With Gold Fun Corporation Ltd, I found their public information somewhat limited regarding the specifics of their spreads—whether fixed or variable. I couldn’t locate any explicit statement about the nature of their spreads on their provided platforms or in their official summaries. However, from user reviews, it appears spreads are generally stable, even during periods of increased market volatility. One trader specifically mentioned that spreads remained quite stable despite market swings, which can be an encouraging sign for consistency. Still, I approach such claims with caution. In my experience, even brokers with mature back-end technology and regulation—as Gold Fun has, being licensed by the Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society and offering a full MT5 license—can see spreads widen during sharp news events or high volatility, simply because of underlying liquidity risk in global markets. Given the absence of official details, I would be very careful about relying on user anecdotes alone, and I always recommend contacting the broker directly for clarity on spread policies before trading significant volumes. For me, evaluating the true trading cost under stress means running live or demo trades during key economic releases. Since Gold Fun doesn’t appear to offer demo accounts, this increases the need for caution and due diligence for anyone considering opening an account. Always remember that review comments, whether positive or neutral, don’t replace your own risk assessment, especially when your capital is at stake.