What you said has nothing to do with each other. Futures companies can only control the risk of customers' positions and force liquidation when positions are liquidated. They have no other ability to affect customers' transactions. Even if a customer loses money in a transaction, the loss is to the counterparty in the transaction, not to the futures company, so the futures company cannot win the customer's money at all. It seems that you have heard too much about the so-called "financial conspiracies" and do not understand the normal market order. Finally, I agree with one thing, that is, don't touch any precious metals, it is a lie.