Many investors don't specialize in stocks or futures, and there are other businesses. Depending on the market situation, funds may be occupied by other businesses and cannot be withdrawn. In this case, the allocation of funds can ensure that investors can seize investment opportunities and achieve profitability without affecting other businesses.

2. All income belongs to investors.

Regular fund-raising companies charge a fixed fee and do not participate in investors' operations or profit sharing to ensure investors' profits. All the profits in the account belong to the investors.

3. Help investors avoid some risks.

In the allocation of funds, investors will reserve some funds to ensure that they will not interfere with the operation process and will not throw all the funds out like using their own accounts. In operation, the fund-raising company will have risk control. When the loss reaches a certain level, investors will reduce or cover their positions, and serious losses will force them to close their positions. The above two points largely avoid the risk of all losses of customers' own funds.