Crypto expert Waqar Zaka wins global trading competition, awarded 2026 Mercedes G-Wagon in Dubai
All outlets reported that Waqar Zaka won a global trading competition and received a Mercedes G-Wagon. ProPakistani and Pakistan Observer used nearly identical phrasing and structure, while 24 News HD added that over 3,000 participants took part in the event. No other notable differences in emphasis or additional details were present across the excerpts.
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Crypto Expert Waqar Zaka Wins Global Competition, Receives 2026 Mercedes G-Wagon in Dubai
Technology entrepreneur, crypto expert and live leverage trader Waqar Zaka has won the TradFi Competition, a global solo trading tournament in which more than 3,000 participants from around the world traded remotely using their own money. He received a brand-new 2026 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon in Dubai as the winner’s prize. Zaka has previously been officially recognised […]
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Crypto expert Waqar Zaka wins global competition, receives 2026 Mercedes G-Wagon in Dubai
Technology entrepreneur, crypto expert and live leverage trader Waqar Zaka has won the TradFi Competition, a global solo trading tournament…
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Crypto Expert Waqar Zaka Wins Global Competition, Receives 2026 Mercedes G-Wagon in Dubai
Technology entrepreneur, crypto expert and live leverage trader Waqar Zaka has won the TradFi Competition, a global solo trading tournament… Read More The post Crypto Expert Waqar Zaka Wins Global Competition, Receives 2026 Mercedes G-Wagon in Dubai appeared first on ProPakistani.
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Waqar Zaka wins global trading contest, bags 2026 Mercedes G-Wagon
Technology entrepreneur, crypto expert and live leverage trader Waqar Zaka has won the TradFi Competition, a global solo trading tournament in which more than 3,000 participants from around the world traded remotely using their own money.
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