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Based on my personal experience researching Ces Futures, I found their offerings to be very narrowly focused. Specifically, I could only access futures trading instruments through their platforms. Other major categories such as forex, stocks, indices, commodities, cryptocurrencies, bonds, options, or ETFs were simply not available. As a trader accustomed to diversified access, I initially looked for opportunities in these other asset classes but quickly realized Ces Futures is exclusively a futures broker. The fact that Ces Futures is regulated by the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX) reassures me about the legitimacy and oversight of their futures products, which is important given the risks associated with leveraged derivatives. However, the lack of multi-asset exposure can be limiting if, like me, you’re interested in diversifying or employing more complex strategies across markets. To summarize, if your trading focus is purely on futures—especially within a strictly regulated Chinese environment—Ces Futures might meet your needs. However, those seeking access to forex, stocks, indices, or digital assets will not find those instruments here. I always recommend clarifying your asset requirements before opening an account with any broker, as instrument availability significantly impacts trading flexibility and risk management.