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Drawing from my research and experience in evaluating brokers, I looked closely at what EA Capital offers in terms of trading instruments. For me, instrument diversity is always crucial when considering a new platform. EA Capital provides access to digital assets, alternative and traditional investments, and explicitly mentions foreign exchange (forex). This means I can trade in forex markets as well as various cryptocurrencies and some alternative investment products. However, EA Capital does not offer key staples like indices, bonds, mutual funds, futures, or binary options. This is a significant limitation for my trading strategies, as I often seek diversification beyond forex and digital assets, sometimes needing exposure to indices or commodities, which are not available here. It’s worth noting that broad access to licensed instruments can be a sign of a mature platform, but EA Capital’s regulatory standing raises concerns. The available license is flagged as a suspicious clone, which, combined with the restricted instrument variety, personally makes me cautious. While I appreciate the inclusion of forex and digital assets, the absence of indices, bonds, futures, and mutual funds is a considerable drawback for a diversified portfolio. Ultimately, I would approach this broker conservatively, especially if my strategy relies on a wider range of trading instruments.