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As an experienced trader, the first thing I examine when considering any broker is its regulatory standing, simply because regulation is fundamental to safeguarding my funds. In the case of RONGTONG GOLD, I found that it operates without any valid regulatory oversight. For me, this is a significant concern. Without regulation, there is no external authority overseeing how client funds are managed or ensuring fair market practices and transparent dispute resolution. This lack of oversight means that, should any issues arise—such as withdrawal problems or disagreements over trades—there is no third-party body to turn to for recourse. I understand that RONGTONG GOLD has been operating for several years and offers a suite of financial services, but longevity or diverse offerings cannot substitute for the critical protections that regulation provides. In practice, a regulated broker is required to keep client funds segregated from company assets and adopt risk management and anti-fraud measures. With RONGTONG GOLD, I cannot confirm whether any of these safeguards are actually in place. For me, this uncertainty raises the overall risk profile, and I have to exercise extra caution before considering any involvement. In short, due to its lack of regulation, I do not perceive any additional safeguards for my funds with RONGTONG GOLD.