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Drawing on my own experiences as a trader and after reviewing the available data on Mether World, I have significant concerns about its credibility. The most critical red flag is that Mether World is entirely unregulated, despite being operational for 2-5 years and registered in Estonia. In my trading journey, dealing with unregulated platforms has always introduced unacceptable risks—specifically, there's no third-party oversight to protect client funds or ensure transparent operations. This alone makes me extremely hesitant. Additionally, the transparency of Mether World is lacking. Core information about trading conditions such as leverage, spreads, deposit requirements, or even a clear breakdown of offered instruments is simply missing. Limited customer support options further compound the sense of risk, as it can be challenging to resolve issues or seek redress if problems arise. I noticed that trading is centered around their proprietary "m coin," which resembles digital assets like Bitcoin, but using an in-house currency adds another complex layer of risk—and I've seen similar setups breed confusion and abuse in the past. User feedback appears mixed, with some stating the educational content is disorganized, unprofessional, and not genuinely helpful for traders seeking to build real skill, while only one review mentioned positive support. For me, this lack of consistency and overall negative sentiment makes it difficult to recommend. With so many regulated, established brokers offering far more credibility and investor protection, I'd exercise considerable caution and look elsewhere for both trading and education.