Cryptocurrencies. A speculative bubble or a new age of money?

Even at the beginning of September, a price close to 5,000 was paid for one bitcoin. dollars. It was not until reports from China - where the regulations on trading in cryptocurrencies were announced - that the price dropped to 4,000. dollars. However, the interest of the media has not changed - still bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies ignite the minds of journalists, analysts and ordinary people.

There are more and more questions and doubts, but help may be the first free online conference "The Future of Cryptocurrencies" dedicated to investments on the krypocututut market organized by X-Trade Brokers DM S.A. with the largest specialists from all over Poland. XTB has extended its offer for CFDs to cryptocurrencies for a while, and thus wants to bring the cryptocurrency market to investors and strengthen their investment awareness.

Facts and myths
There have been many myths around the cryptocurrency. One of them is Bitcoin. At Coinmarketcap.com, over a thousand different proposals are displayed. All - to a greater or lesser extent - are associated with hackers, but the perception of this as a global scam can be an abuse.

• Bitcoin is a scam, a speculative bubble worse than the seventeenth century tulipanania. It will not end well, "said Jamie Dimon, president of the American bank JPMorgan Chase in mid-September. The conference attendees will be able to answer the question themselves, whether Jamie Dimon is an ignorant or a prophet