The account principal was 20,000, and in April, only four gold trades were made. After making a profit, I planned to withdraw part of the principal first. However, the withdrawal was rejected, and they started asking for various documents to delay the withdrawal process. After providing all the required documents, the platform directly deducted all the profits and then accused me of 'pushing trades.' Before opening the account, they claimed that normal trading would allow withdrawals. But when they see clients making profits, they either block withdrawals or deduct the profits—so only when clients lose money is it considered 'normal trading'? I have fully disclosed my trading records, and even normal orders can be labeled as 'pushing trades'—it’s utterly disgusting.