FXOpen brokerage company regularly holds trading contests for its users, believing that such forex trading events are the best way to gain forex trading experience while testing and improving their trading strategies.
"Participate in forex trading contests and win real cash prizes and bonuses for your live trading!" FXOpen informs.
The ForexCup Trading Championship is a unique contest that ensures traders are active in a fair and reliable competition. The event will run throughout the year and will end on December 31, 2024. During the contest, all participants will try to show their best trading results.
To participate in the contest, a user must have an ECN account registered with FXOpen and make a minimum deposit of $5,000.
The contest is open to all instruments available in the client's jurisdiction: spot currencies, indices, commodities, stocks, ETFs, and CFDs.
ForexCup 2024 prizes:
- Crystal prizes for the first three places;
- Personal brand promotion in the media of the championship provider and its partners (three first places).
"Our goal is to give both novice and experienced traders the opportunity to prove themselves and their trading strategies against their peers. All real-time results are displayed openly, so you can see your position on the leaderboard throughout the contest," FXOpen said.
According to the broker, FXOpen offers more than $100,000 in prizes and bonuses throughout the year in all competitions.
FXOpen was the first broker to offer its clients the unique opportunity to trade via the Electronic Communications Network (ECN), based on the MetaTrader 4 trading platform. Today, FXOpen provides a full range of active and passive trading services to more than one million clients in 100 countries.
FXOpen offers favorable conditions for both beginners and professional forex traders. The broker's clients can trade actively, invest in PAMMs, and connect to the service of copying signal providers. Access to autotrading is also available.
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