Although the proposal to issue wages due to the shutdown did not pass early this morning, it did not significantly impact weekend sentiment, and BTC prices only experienced minor fluctuations. This is mainly because, despite it being the weekend, the US Senate unusually held a weekend session to discuss plans to end the government shutdown, although no new vote has been scheduled yet.

However, Senate Majority Leader John Thune indicated that there might be a voting opportunity later on Saturday, especially regarding the continuing resolution passed by the House of Representatives. The main goal is to end the government shutdown. As of now, the shutdown has entered its 39th day. To end the shutdown, the Senate has decided to cancel the Veterans Day recess and continue meetings until the issue is resolved.

Looking at BTC data, after a significant reduction in weekend liquidity, the turnover rate has also decreased, and investor sentiment is beginning to return to normal. Currently, the biggest impact on $BTC may still come from the US government shutdown. Although the American public has developed some expectations about the shutdown, further delays could lead to negative reactions, whether in terms of actual economic impact or investor confidence.

From URPD data, the current chip structure remains relatively stable. Although it is below the support price, the gap is not very large, and there are no signs of the current support level being broken.