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In my experience as an independent forex trader, any decision to deposit funds in a broker, especially using cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or USDT, requires careful consideration of both the broker’s transparency and regulatory status. With E-Global, I noticed major red flags around both. According to the available background, E-Global’s licensing is described as suspicious, possibly a clone, and the overall regulatory status is unverified. There is also a notable lack of comprehensive information on their website regarding specific funding methods, cryptocurrencies included. This lack of clarity is concerning. For me, if a broker does not clearly list their deposit methods—and especially if they are not regulated—this immediately raises the risk of losing access to my funds or facing unresolved withdrawal issues. In fact, some user reviews referenced here report being unable to withdraw profits, with support channels unresponsive. From what is available, there is no confirmation that E-Global reliably offers cryptocurrency deposit options such as Bitcoin or USDT, and even if such an option were supposedly available, the overall risk level makes it, in my judgment, inadvisable to proceed. As a conservative trader, I urge anyone considering E-Global to prioritize platforms with transparent, regulated operations and clear, published deposit and withdrawal policies before using any funding method—especially irreversible ones like crypto. Protecting your capital should always come above convenience.