The US Senate voted to end the ongoing government shutdown, extending funding and setting the stage for continued operations until January 30, 2026. The vote comes after a 41-day closure, reported by Politico. While immediate impacts on the crypto market are unclear, historical trends suggest potential volatility in assets like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) during government shutdowns.
The move highlights bipartisan collaboration as several senators crossed party lines to support the bill, with key figures including Catherine Cortez Masto and Dick Durbin playing a pivotal role. Details about any crypto-specific funding remain unclear at this time.
Although no direct statements from industry leaders or regulatory bodies like the SEC have emerged, financial and regulatory outcomes remain uncertain. Analysts will watch for potential volatility in digital assets, taking cues from historical data and new government actions.