On Thursday FXOpen Awards Lluis

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Today we raffled off another Lucky FXOpen Coin. The winner is Lluis from Spain (ECN Account 839691). We sincerely congratulate the prize-holder and wish him every success in his business.

The remaining 41 commemorative coins are waiting for the new owners. We invite FXOpen customers to join the prize draw. Please, check the giveaway conditions to see if you are eligible for the award.

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