Many people tend to confuse the functions of crypto data platforms. Here are some key points that need clarification.

First, it must be clear that these data platforms are not exchanges in essence. You cannot buy, sell, or trade any crypto assets on them—their core function is data querying and market tracking, not trade matching.

Second, you will not find a withdrawal feature on these platforms. Many beginners might think they can transfer or withdraw tokens directly from the platform, but in reality, this feature does not exist.

Furthermore, the built-in asset tracking feature on the platform is indeed very convenient, but it’s important to recognize its true nature—it’s a tracking tool, similar to a ledger. It does not have genuine wallet functionality and cannot store or lock your crypto assets. To securely store your digital assets, you still need to use a professional wallet.

Understanding these boundaries is essential to correctly use the platform’s various features.