The 5th Lucky FXOpen Coin Goes to Thailand

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Let’s unmask the name of the 5th FXOpen Coin holder. The winner is Phusang from Thailand; trading account number – ECN 836342. We congratulate Phusang! Hopefully, the Coin will bring him luck in his trading activities.

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