Working as a trader at DRW is quite an experience. The firm's commitment to challenging conventional norms and their continuous innovation is something to admire. It's not just about trading here at DRW; it's about being a part of an ever-evolving ecosystem that believes in thinking ahead and making a difference. From making markets more efficient to taking conscious steps towards being a carbon-neutral firm, DRW indeed is a place of growth and innovation. However, the element of risk is never too far behind. The firm is yet to receive formal regulation, which asks for careful thought and thorough risk-assessment for anyone contemplating trading here. The game of trading is not just about the bright side; it also includes addressing and meting out challenges head-on. Being at DRW teaches you just that.

Ever since I stepped into the world of trading at DRW, every single day has been distinct from the other. The market is ever-changing, and so are the technologies and strategies used at DRW. With a powerful hold over both the customary and up-and-coming markets, the tools and methodologies that DRW uses continue to amaze me - their pioneering stance in the trading sector is undisputable. Their unyielding effort towards maintaining market transparency and efficiency is laudable. However, it seems that DRW doesn't have any valid regulations currently.

During high volatility, I exited my trading account for about 10 minutes, and the platform malfunctioned, causing payment facilities to not work properly!

DRW is a platform that easily gets you signed up with any trader. However, when you end up losing your entire budget through copy trading, they conveniently shift the blame to you. They'll insist on checking your login credentials and then promptly lock your account.