The U.S. Senate has just passed a critical resolution.

Vote results: 60 to 40, approving a new continuing resolution, which extends federal government operations until January 30th of next year. This near-triggered shutdown crisis was halted before the deadline.

Rare bipartisan compromise. For the market? It's a signal — at least for the next six weeks, no need to worry about a government shutdown triggering a chain reaction. You know, once a shutdown happens, the US stock market could shake, the dollar might plunge, and the crypto market wouldn't escape panic selling.

For now, this threat has been temporarily removed.

In terms of liquidity, things have stabilized in the short term. Safe-haven funds may reconsider reallocating to risk assets — including cryptocurrencies. Although rate cut expectations are still uncertain, Goldman Sachs has expressed an optimistic outlook, but the "government shutdown" black swan has been eliminated.

What does this mean for crypto players? Emotionally, the panic button is temporarily disabled; financially, some cautious funds might flow back in. The specific trend will depend on upcoming data and policy signals in the next few weeks.

The window for crisis resolution often hides opportunities. The market is taking a breather — have you adjusted your strategy?