Crypto crash - an opportunity or a warning? [Video comment]

One of the most important market events of the past week is undoubtedly the collapse of the cryptocurrency market. Powered by a giant sale of the Terra / Luna project declines have appeared on all of the most popular cryptocurrencies - including Bitcoinie and Ethereum. Looking through the prism of market data, the past week confirmed only the apparent decline in price pressure in the United States. The latest data on US inflation show further strong interest rate hikes Fed are certain. At the same time, the situation on Wall Street is slowly crystallizing - the market is not as expensive as it was a few weeks ago. Meanwhile, the results of the regional elections in Northern Ireland, won by the Sinn Fein party advocating the reunification of the island, are restoring concerns about the so-called hard Brexitu. 

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We invite you to a weekly webinar with a Raw Material Market Analyst XTB Michał Stajniak, in which he will answer the title question - crypto crash - an opportunity or a warning?

In today's webinar:

• Will China and Japan sell US securities?
• A return to a hard Brexit is waiting for us?
• What's next for the cryptocurrency market?

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About the host

Michał Stajniak

Michał Stajniak - Raw Material Market Analyst in XTB. It places particular emphasis on the linkages between the behavior of commodity prices and the currencies of economies heavily dependent on exports of commodities such as oil, iron ore, gold and powdered milk. He is the author of frequent comments comparing commodity price indices with currency pairs such as AUDUSD, NZDUSD, USDCAD, USDNOK, or EURNOK. He represents XTB in the media (including TVN24 BIS, Polsat News, TVP Info, Bankier TV or Onet TV) and is the author of articles in the financial press such as Parkiet, Puls Biznesu and Dziennik Gazeta Prawna. He is a practitioner of the stock market and the derivative market. In his approach, he values ​​fundamental analysis above all, but often uses Fibonacci levels to determine the demand and supply zones needed in a Price Action strategy. A graduate of Quantitative Methods in Economics and Information Systems at the Warsaw School of Economics.

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