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Abstract：The registration will be open soon NEXT WEEK on 29th, October.
Weve got some BIG news. This November WikiFX will be holding the 2021 EA World Cup! This is the first global trading championships where WikiFX will be recognizing the best guys and gals across the industry with a series of accolades AND of course a GRAND global prize pool sum up to $131,600 USD!
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The trading championship will last for 2 months from NOV. 29, 2021 to JAN. 28, 2022. The registration will be open soon NEXT WEEK on 29th, October. Go Website for registration so you can participate in the event: www.EAwikifx.com/en
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