Arthur Hayes, a crypto veteran, believes that the upcoming Chinese monetary policies will increase Bitcoin’s (BTC) price.
Hayes writes in a recent analysis that the price of BTC “will soar”, as long as fiat currency is printed.
Financial analysts are saying that China’s stimulus plans announced recently will not be enough to correct the size of the economy. It is true. But, tucked away in the announcements, there are clues to the fact that China under President Xi stands ready to administer the monetary chemo needed to treat their deflationary tumor. This means Bitcoin’s value will rise on a long-term basis, as China reflates its property and banking sectors. The Chinese bubble in property was one of the biggest in history. As a result, in 2020-2021 the amount of credit in yuan created in the US will be equal to the dollars that were printed by the US as a response to the COVID.
BitMEX’s founder, though, notes that it takes time for such policies to be implemented and that the market will not immediately recognize their impact, resulting in a rise in the value of Bitcoin.
It takes time before chemo kills the patient. In the initial phases, Chinese investors are acting as one would expect – by purchasing oversold stocks and flats at steep discounts. The world isn’t aware that Xi is pursuing this policy. Give it some time and you will see the results.
It is a good opportunity to buy Bitcoins because economists have been downbeat on the scale and size of stimulus. The price will rise if the wealthy Zhous of the coastal area decide they need Bitcoin, no matter what the yuan cost. This is similar to the price spikes in August 2015 after the PBOC devalued the yuan. Bitcoin rose from $135 up to $600, a 5x increase within 3 months.
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