Remove the ban ≠ Increased demand ≠ Price increase
If you had a balance in an exchanger and the daily account limits were $1,000, but they decided to increase it to $10,000 per day, this does not mean that you will be able to withdraw that amount daily. If Bitcoin was banned in China and the ban was lifted, it is positive news and will affect demand, but it will definitely not lead to an explosion. The price, unless there is a large demand for Bitcoin, is completely different from ETFs.
I am not sure if that's the case or not, feels like there could be an explosion nevertheless. I mean we are talking about a nation with trillions, not saying all of it would go in, but even if few dozen billions find their way into bitcoin, legally, that would still be a huge thing.
We need to consider what can be done, and we are going to end up with a result that would be a lot more different. The increase will be huge and it should definitely be something to look for. I could be very well wrong too, I am not saying I am guaranteed right, but that doesn't mean that I am guaranteed wrong neither, we could very well have a situation where things could be different and that could very well be a good thing in the end, or at least I hope so.