My trading ID is 30949*****. Anticipating tensions in the Middle East, I placed a 4-lot trade on US crude oil last Friday. My prediction was correct, and crude oil surged on Monday. I submitted a withdrawal request. Initially, the platform asked me to fill out all the content on their questionnaire. After I submitted everything as required (facial verification, photo with ID, company information), they sent an email the next day saying I had engaged in prohibited trading. I asked which specific rule I violated, and they said it was Rule 4. I requested the specific content of the violation. They arrogantly insisted it was a violation. I placed the trade within your platform's specified time, using the specified leverage, under normal permitted conditions. Why are you calling it a violation? I believe many clients bet in the wrong direction. Do you refund the clients' money? When we profit, you call it a violation; when clients lose, you take the money. This is a two-way profiteering tactic, the hallmark of a black platform. I ask the platform: 1: First, you ask us to fill out the questionnaire, and after we submit it, you say it's a violation. Where is your integrity? 2: It's essentially a betting game. If we win, you call it a violation. When clients bet wrong and lose money, do you refund them? A complete black platform. 3: When opening the account, you made grand promises, saying deposits and withdrawals arrive instantly. Isn't your claim laughable? 4: You claim Bitget is on par with Binance and OKX exchanges. Aren't you ashamed of this situation?