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China To Drive Next Rally in Bitcoin, Gold Prices: Tapiero's Bold Predictions

China’s QE plans could drive the next rally in Bitcoin and gold prices.

The prospective outlook for China's economy, combined with speculation of Quantitative Easing (QE) in the region's real estate industry, is expected to have an impact on Bitcoin (BTC) and gold prices and liquidity in the coming months.

Dan Tapiero Predicts Major Capital Accumulation in China, Bullish Impact on Bitcoin and Global Markets

According to Dan Tapiero, Founder and CEO of 10T Holdings, major capital accumulation in the Chinese market may be on the horizon, as per Coingape. Consider how China's real estate market collapsed a few years ago, with China Evergrande in the forefront, but was saved by the government at the time.

Suddenly, the Chinese government is considering using QE to encourage Chinese real estate developers to borrow more. To put this in context, QE is a situation-based economic strategy that may assist cash-strapped Chinese real estate developers to obtain additional capital.

The benefit of employing this strategy is its capacity to jumpstart businesses. However, this does not alleviate the potential impact on fiat currencies due to capital release. A flooded economy (in terms of liquidity) can directly contribute to the yuan's devaluation.

According to Tapiero, this step would be "very bullish for global liquidity". If this occurs, it might act as a spur for Bitcoin and other assets viewed as inflation hedges, such as gold.

He emphasized that the "explosive upmove in Chinese Real Estate stocks after DECADE+ long bear mkt" resulted in significant agony. According to Tapiero's projections, Silver, Ethereum, and even the Nasdaq would benefit from the potential surge.

Bitcoin Gains Momentum as Inflation Hedge Amid U.S. CPI Announcement and China's Real Estate QE

Bitcoin's use as an inflation hedge is quickly gaining popularity in several economies. The announcement of the United States Consumer Price Index (CPI) by the Labor Department two days ago reignited the debate once more, this time around China's real estate QE.

Bitcoin's price is currently $66,450.96, up 0.89% in the previous 24 hours. The speculation is that the sudden surge of activity in the flagship cryptocurrency's ecosystem as a result of the coin's growing popularity could drive its price to new heights.

However, it is important not to underestimate headwinds that may arise as a result of unforeseen market volatility.

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