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Speaking candidly as someone who has traded for years and always weighs a broker’s reliability before funding an account, I would urge the utmost caution with Billionext. Based on my careful review of available information, Billionext has a history fraught with major red flags. Former clients have reported that this platform not only restricted their withdrawals, but also migrated funds without consent—from standard currencies to an internal, inaccessible stablecoin. Notably, there are consistent reports of users being unable to withdraw their capital after deposits, regardless of whether those deposits were made in crypto assets like USDT or otherwise. Even if the platform claims to accept cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or USDT, I must stress that making such a deposit carries exceptionally high risk here. I’ve seen the consequences traders have faced: after funding their accounts, many found their money locked up, with customer support unresponsive and no real recourse for withdrawal. The switch to a proprietary stablecoin and an unregulated business structure in a loosely overseen jurisdiction only compounds my apprehension. In summary, while the mechanism for crypto deposits may superficially exist, the more significant concern is the prevailing inability to access or withdraw those funds afterward. For me, the absence of effective regulation and the pattern of unresolved withdrawal issues mean I could not in good conscience risk depositing any funds—including cryptocurrencies—on this platform.