You can try to call the police or report to the competent government department, but because trading centers generally have a government background, they generally will not file a case or accept it without definite evidence. Therefore, it can be said that civil litigation is the only way to recover losses, but remember not to choose fraud as the cause of action, because if spot trading centers or member units commit fraud, they usually stop investors from buying and selling by manipulating the data in the background server or creating the illusion of network congestion at critical moments, and deliberately guide them to buy in the wrong direction through so-called "teachers." For the above situation, either the evidence is completely mastered by the other party, or it is very difficult to determine whether it is "intentional" subjectively. Litigation is to fight for evidence. Therefore, in this kind of litigation, if there is no definite evidence to prove the fraud of the other party, it should not be prosecuted for fraud, but for illegal futures trading according to its trading methods and characteristics, and a judgment is required to confirm that the contract is invalid. However, the litigation process will be very complicated, and the other party is a large company with certain strength and background, so it is inevitable to hire a lawyer to respond to the lawsuit, so I suggest you also hire a professional lawyer to handle it.

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