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Based on my personal review of LiveTrade, I have significant reservations about trading any specific assets, including Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil, with this platform. From my experience, one of the first factors I examine as a trader is regulatory oversight, and LiveTrade operates entirely unregulated with what WikiFX describes as a suspicious regulatory license and a high potential risk warning. In my years of trading, I have learned that regulatory status is critical for both asset security and dispute resolution, especially with high-value or volatile instruments like Gold or Oil. When it comes to actual tradable instruments, LiveTrade’s offering appears focused primarily on services such as instant crypto credit lines, fundraising, and various lending or consulting products. Nowhere in the available context does the platform list, or even hint at, the availability of standard financial instruments like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil for trading. This absence raises more concern for me—reputable multi-asset brokers are always transparent about their asset lists. Given these facts, I would exercise extreme caution. The lack of regulation and unclear asset coverage makes it, in my opinion, unsuitable for traders specifically seeking to access commodities such as Gold or Crude Oil. For those instruments, I suggest considering only well-regulated, established brokers that clearly detail their offerings and meet strict licensing standards. My priority is always the safety of funds and clarity of product, and I do not find those with LiveTrade at this time.