As China announces large-scale economic stimulus measures, some investors speculate that speculative traders may have already shifted their focus from Bitcoin to A-shares in search of higher risk-adjusted returns.The recent government efforts include cutting the reserve requirement ratio by two percentage points and lowering the interest rate for existing mortgage loans. These measures aim to boost the domestic stock market and stabilize the real estate sector.However, experts warn that these stimulus measures may not be enough to alleviate China's economic pressure as it remains the world's second-largest economy and the largest consumer of raw materials. The country's manufacturing sector and real estate industry play a significant role in global markets.The shift from Bitcoin to A-shares could also be driven by the current technical indicators of Bitcoin, which suggest that it may be overbought and ready for a correction.