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So, did you see the move China made by injecting 280 billion into the stock market? That was massive, and frankly, those of us who follow crypto know that when liquidity flows into the Chinese economy like that, cryptocurrencies tied to the country's economic narrative tend to feel the effect.
I’ve been thinking about which tokens are really positioned to take advantage of this. The correlation between capital flows and crypto valuation is real, especially when it comes to Chinese cryptocurrencies with legitimate connections.
Conflux (CFX) is one that caught my attention — it has serious partnerships with Alibaba Cloud, China Telecom, and these giants. It’s currently around 270 million in market cap, but with its connections, it makes sense to be in the conversation. Pepe is also on the list, strangely — that meme coin that went viral in China. It’s now at 1.4 billion, quite different from before.
Achemy Pay (ACH) is interesting because it literally connects fiat to crypto, and has strong ties to China through its founder. It’s at 30 million now. Then there’s Mantle (MNT) — 2.2 billion in cap, with L2 technology and a treasury that exceeds its market cap, which is bullish. And Immutable (IMX), the L2 solution for NFTs, has Tencent backing.
The point is: if you’re looking for Chinese cryptocurrencies with real fundamentals, these five make the most sense. It’s not a guarantee of anything, but the correlation with Chinese economic policy is clear. Which one do you think will benefit the most from this?