Whenever you see a company show log growth in customers (active trader growth) it means the company has already experienced a bell curve in activity and has run out of steam.
They just convert the monthly activity chart to accumulative growth because it looks better. They know a bell curve is a death sentence for a company that's not making profit.
Ann: Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 4C, page-19
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