1. China's foreign exchange market is gradually liberalized, allowing domestic investors to conduct foreign exchange transactions. This move aims to increase market competition, introduce foreign capital, activate the domestic market and accelerate economic development. By opening up the foreign exchange market, investors can make overseas investments more conveniently, reduce exchange rate risks and realize currency realization more flexibly.

2. With the continuous development of the capital market, the foreign exchange market is more and more attractive to domestic investors. Foreign exchange trading has a leverage effect, which enables investors to conduct large-scale transactions with smaller funds. At the same time, the long trading time, high transparency and liquidity in the foreign exchange market have attracted a large number of investors to enter the foreign exchange market.

3. Influenced by international transactions, the domestic foreign exchange market also has obvious internationalization characteristics. In addition to the exchange of RMB, the domestic foreign exchange market also trades various currencies, including USD, EUR, GBP and JPY. At the same time, the domestic foreign exchange market also actively interacts with the international market, and through cooperation and exchanges, China's position and interests in the international foreign exchange market are constantly strengthened. All these provide more opportunities and choices for domestic investors, and at the same time increase the scale and vitality of the foreign exchange market.