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FXOpen along with ForexCup are happy to announce the winner of the biggest Asian regional Forex contest – Asian Forex Championship.
The competition was held from May 27th to July 19th specifically for the residents of Asia. About 1600 traders took part in the Championship and fought for impressive prizes and bonuses totaling $10,000. The bonus fund was divided between 163 successful traders, who managed to increase their initial deposits by 50% or more, as required by the rules of the contest.
The first three prize-winning places were taken by the strongest Asian traders! Indonesian trader Ariful Miftakhuddin was awarded the title of the Best Asian Trader and a PAMM account with US$3,000 in it.
Malay trader Farid Ikram Ahmad Zabidi and Sharif Abughazaleh from Jordan came in second and third. Both of them were awarded PAMM ECN accounts worth US$2,000 and US$1,000 respectively.
Stimulate all participants, bonus-holders and prize-winners on good results and invites them to join future Forex contests at ForexCup.
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