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Chinese Economic Stimuli and Their Impact on Cryptocurrencies

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


Recent economic stimulus packages announced by the Chinese government have revitalized the long-ailing stock market. However, this resurgence may have negative implications for the cryptocurrency market.

Impact of Chinese Stocks' Rise on Cryptocurrencies

Recently, the Chinese stock market experienced a strong recovery. Notably, the Shanghai Composite Index has risen over 20% since September 24, reaching its highest level since May 2023. Similarly, the Hang Seng China Index, which includes Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong, has seen an increase of more than 25%. This surge followed the announcement of a significant stimulus package by the Chinese government.

Possible Return of Capital to Cryptocurrencies

Some experts believe this situation is temporary. Danny Chong, a founder of the Digital Assets Association Singapore, stated that the capital shift would not last long and that investors would return to cryptocurrencies once market activity in China calms down. Chong noted, “Investors are attempting to maximize profits by transitioning between asset classes. We may see capital return to the cryptocurrency market when Chinese stocks reach their peak.”

Investors are attempting to maximize profits by transitioning between asset classes.Danny Chong

China's Economic Prospects

Traditional market analysts argue that the recent incentives from the Chinese government may not have lasting effects. They suggest that unless fundamental economic issues are addressed, these measures will remain limited. Concerns have been raised that without rectifying the damaged balance sheets of banks, these incentives' sustainability in the long term is questionable.

Warnings have been issued that the current rise could be a short-term movement and may not be sustainable unless China's underlying economic challenges are resolved.

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