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From my perspective as an experienced forex trader, I need to stress the importance of verifying the legitimacy and regulatory standing of any broker before even considering funding an account. When I examined the details about Carlyle, it became clear that this company operates without oversight from any recognized financial regulator. There is simply no evidence of regulation from authorities such as the FCA, ASIC, or CySEC, which for me is a fundamental warning sign. Additionally, Carlyle is primarily described as a global investment firm, focusing on institutional asset management for private equity and credit strategies, not as a retail forex or CFD broker offering trading accounts to individuals. I could not find any information indicating that Carlyle accepts retail clients, provides margin trading, or supports specific deposit methods—cryptocurrency or otherwise. In fact, there appears to be no mention of trading conditions, account types, or payment options. This lack of transparency would make me extremely cautious. For me, the absence of clear, regulated structures around funding and withdrawals renders it unwise to attempt to deposit any funds, especially via irreversible methods such as Bitcoin or USDT. Until a broker’s regulatory status and client account protections are fully established and publicly documented, I personally would not proceed with any form of funding. In summary, based on what I have found, there’s no indication that deposits in cryptocurrencies are offered or even possible with Carlyle, and more importantly, I could not recommend engaging in any financial transactions with an unregulated entity.