Hello everyone, I traded 1.2 lots of crude oil on Biget and made a profit of 18,000 USDT, but the platform is not allowing me to withdraw. They have been collecting all kinds of my documents and finally said I engaged in irregular trading, judged me as violating rules and deducted my profit. Here is the explanation and the course of events! 1. On Friday night around 23:50, I bought 0.05 lots of crude oil, saw it kept rising, and then continued to add positions until the total holding reached 1.25 lots! 2. The platform modified the trading time. Friends who always trade oil should know that trading time usually lasts until 24:00, but this week they alone changed the trading time to 23:57, while the market quotation time lasted until 24:00. Moreover, they changed the spread to 99. Other platforms don't have such a large spread. Trading one lot of oil, you lose 99 USDT immediately upon entry. There are pictures and evidence! This Monday, crude oil surged sharply upon opening, and my account made a profit of around 18,000 USD. WTI crude oil opens at 6:00, Brent crude oil opens at 7:00. I traded Brent crude oil. Xie Jiayin said I violated rules by exploiting the gap mechanism. After WTI opened, it kept violently pulling up, Brent completely followed WTI's trend, how can there be a gap! Xie Jiayin said it damaged market fairness and violated the relevant clauses in CFD trading rules about prohibiting market manipulation and abuse of trading mechanisms. 3. Since Monday when I couldn't withdraw, the platform has been collecting all kinds of my documents. They studied for 3 days and couldn't find any problem in my documents, until now they pinned a label on me! 4. They said I manipulated the market and exploited the gap mechanism. I want to say, can 1.2 lots manipulate the market? Can I control crude oil's trend? Moreover, I traded Brent crude oil. This week there was a one-hour interval, it was completely the market trend! 5. As a retail investor, I saw there was Middle East geopolitical risk over the weekend, I was bullish on crude oil, so I entered to position. This is the most normal investment logic. If your esteemed platform considers 'the last few minutes before closing' as liquidity vacuum and disallows trading, then why doesn't your trading server close 5 minutes earlier? Why was the 'Buy' button lit? You open the door to do business, collected my spread and commission fees. When I bet correctly on the market trend, you, to avoid losing money, invented a 'Gap Trading' charge to confiscate my profit. This is not risk control, this is a casino flipping the table when it loses!