The design of the simulated trading feature indeed has issues. Users want to practice before actually depositing funds, but the process is too complicated—either they have to invent trading data in their minds or rely on third-party tools to barely get by. Such an experience is indeed unfriendly.

I understand that the platform may not see immediate benefits in the short term, but in the long run, lowering the entry barrier for beginners is the right direction. Allowing users to easily perform zero-risk simulated operations and experience the trading process is crucial for cultivating an active user base. The current setup actually keeps those who want to learn out.