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From my detailed examination of ETC as a trading entity, I have to be straightforward and cautious in my assessment. Despite their presence in Slovakia and stated experience of 5–10 years in the industry, ETC does not currently offer trading in typical financial instruments like gold (XAU/USD), crude oil, or forex pairs. Their business is specifically centered on services related to the electricity market, such as cross-border trading, power derivatives, and options pertinent to that segment. As a trader who prioritizes diversification and regulatory assurance, I typically expect to see a clear list of accessible instruments, especially major commodities like gold and crude oil, which are standard on most multi-asset platforms. However, ETC’s available assets are explicitly limited to power derivatives and related options. No commodities, including gold or crude oil, are listed as tradable options. This narrow instrument offering, combined with the absence of regulatory oversight, strongly influences my decision-making process. For me, the lack of commodities and forex pairs makes ETC fundamentally unsuitable if I’m seeking exposure to gold or crude oil markets. I would encourage fellow traders to always verify an entity’s tradable asset classes thoroughly and consider regulatory status before committing funds, particularly given the higher potential risks in operating with unregulated brokers.