Make Capital, this black platform, uses high leverage as a lure to attract investors to open accounts and trade, and after they make profits, it refuses to give out the withdrawal. On July 14, 2026, I deposited funds and placed orders on this platform. Because the platform offers a super high leverage of 2000 for amounts under $500, that evening, during the release of important US CPI economic data, I placed orders and set take-profit levels on the orders. Due to large data volatility, the orders quickly hit the take-profit levels and exited. Soon after, I received a notice from the platform that my trading was disabled. They required me to provide a video of myself holding my ID card. Later they said they needed 20 working days for further review. After waiting a painful month, I received a reply from the black platform saying that I had violated trading rules. They claimed I was arbitrage trading, risk-free trading, abusing trading behavior, high-leverage full-position trading, etc. But I invested real money into the account; isn't losing principal a risk? The orders had take-profit levels set; the market genuinely reached the take-profit levels, and the platform automatically took profit. How does that become arbitrage? The high leverage was provided by the platform, and there is no explicit rule prohibiting trading during data releases. Moreover, after this incident, the platform immediately modified the dynamic leverage. From this, it is completely the platform's own problem, yet they forcibly claim that the investor violated trading rules and refuse to give out the withdrawal.