Do you know that movement in China injecting an absurd amount of money into the stock market? Well, this doesn’t go unnoticed in the crypto world. With liquidity of this size circulating, tokens connected to the Chinese economic narrative are starting to attract serious attention.

I’ve been following some projects that seem well-positioned to take advantage of this scenario. Conflux is one of them — it has heavy partnerships like China Telecom, Alibaba Cloud, and Little Red Book. Currently with a circulating market cap of $271 million, it’s at the forefront of Chinese DApps and Web 3.0. Circulating about 5.2 billion tokens with a fully diluted valuation of $299 million.

Then there’s Pepe, which has become sort of the unofficial Chinese meme currency. It started on Ethereum but gained huge traction in the Asian community. Now it’s at a $1.46 billion market cap, with over 514,000 holders. That’s real growth, not a joke.

Alchemy Pay is another one making waves — it connects fiat currencies with crypto, and has strong ties to China through its founder. It’s currently at a $29.86 million market cap, with 4.9 billion circulating out of a total of 10 billion. Fully diluted valuation is $60.41 million.

Mantle also fits into this wave — an L2 technology to scale Ethereum, and their treasury is quite healthy. Market cap of $2.18 billion, with 3.3 billion in circulation out of a total of 6.2 billion. Fully diluted, it’s $4.14 billion. This one has real growth potential.

And Immutable, which is the first L2 solution specifically for NFTs on Ethereum and has backing from giants like Tencent. It’s at a $118.46 million market cap now, with 842 million circulating out of 2 billion total. Fully diluted valuation of $281 million.

In the end, these Chinese cryptocurrencies represent not only innovation in blockchain but a real bet on the intersection between Chinese economic policy and the growth of digital assets. If liquidity continues as it is, these tokens connected to the Chinese economic narrative could surprise quite a bit in the coming months. Which of these Chinese cryptocurrencies do you find most promising?