My account deposited $1,500 into Aiprime on October 2nd. That day happened to coincide with the Non-Farm Payrolls market. After my prediction was correct, I made a total profit of $9,118. Together with some short-term trades, the account totaled about $10,844.4. As a result, this black platform, with no notice or warning whatsoever, froze my account without saying a word. I could not log in to MT5 or the account backend, so all my principal and profits were swallowed up. Not long after, I received an email in which the platform made up a bunch of reasons saying I had violated rules. The platform itself does not implement dynamic leverage and allows customers to place orders freely, but once you profit from an order, it says you are in violation, freezes your account, and deducts profits—a blatant common trick of black platforms. Upon deeper investigation, I found that this platform is suspected of being an unauthorized clone. AIPRIME claims to hold the AFSL license (No. 558610) issued by ASIC. But after verification, the authorization scope of this license is limited to wholesale clients (Wholesale Clients) and does not support retail investors (RetailClients). At the same time, its Mauritius FSC license is also pointed out to be merely ordinary industrial and commercial registration, not involving dedicated financial services regulation, which means its qualification to provide trading services to retail investors is doubtful. In addition, the company entity name is confusing: public Australian company registration information shows that the entity holding the AFSL license, "AIPRIME PTYLTD\", is actually a registered alias (OtherRegisteredNames) of another company, \"CRYSTAL BALL ASSET MANAGEMENT PTY LTD". This mismatch of entity names is a perfect cloned-platform operation. Everyone who sees my blood-and-tears lesson should stay away from this platform immediately.