FX and CFD weekly roundup: Prop Firm Match, Binance hack details
Prop Firm Match addresses cookie stuffing claims, Binance details a $6.3 billion hack, and Capital.com gains a Singapore license under new CEO Tony Lim.
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Prop Firm Match addresses cookie stuffing claims, Binance details a $6.3 billion hack, and Capital.com gains a Singapore license under new CEO Tony Lim.
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