The last week of the prize draw

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On the 27th of April, we announce the 46th holder of the Lucky FXOpen Coin. The commemorative gift made from silver goes to Gilbert from Austria with ECN Account 868824. We hope the trader will like the souvenir!

The special prize draw for the limited edition Silver Bullion Coins ends this week. On Friday we’ll announce the winners of the last week and will draw the results of the campaign. Follow the news updates in this blog and at fxopen.com.

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