China's central bank, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), has conducted multiple large-scale liquidity injections through seven-day reverse repurchase agreements (reverse repos) in late May 2025. On May 26, the PBOC injected 382 billion yuan ($53.28 billion) at an interest rate of 1.40%, maintaining ample liquidity in the banking system to support the real economy amid external challenges. This followed a net injection of 247 billion yuan earlier the same day. On May 27, the PBOC further injected 448 billion yuan via reverse repos and a net 91 billion yuan as 357 billion yuan matured. These actions reflect ongoing monetary easing and money printing efforts by China, similar to recent liquidity measures in Japan. Market observers have linked these liquidity injections to a surge in global money supply, fueling optimism about the cryptocurrency market, particularly Bitcoin and altcoins. Stablecoin supply on Ethereum is reportedly increasing rapidly, and there is growing anticipation of an 'altcoin season' marked by significant price rallies. Bitcoin is also expected to follow the upward trend, drawing comparisons to gold's historical price movements. Overall, the combined effect of China's monetary policy and expanding stablecoin supply is seen as a catalyst for potential gains in the cryptocurrency sector.