The proposal about paying salaries during the suspension period did not pass at midnight, but the market was relatively stable over the weekend. The price of Bitcoin only experienced slight fluctuations, after all, the U.S. Senate is really putting in the effort this time—meeting over the weekend to discuss how to clean up this mess.

Although the specific voting time has not yet been determined, majority leader John Thune revealed that action may take place later on Saturday, mainly to advance the temporary resolution passed by the House of Representatives. In other words, they want to end the shutdown as soon as possible. It is now the 39th day, and the Senate has simply canceled the Veterans Day recess, preparing to continue meeting until the issue is resolved.

Looking at the data for BTC. The liquidity has clearly shrunk over the weekend, and the turnover rate has followed suit, with investor sentiment beginning to return to rationality. To be honest, the biggest impact on BTC right now is still this shutdown. Although the American public has already psychologically anticipated the shutdown, if it continues to drag on, it won't be good news, whether in terms of the actual economy or the impact on investor confidence.

From the URPD data, the current chip structure is still relatively robust. Although the price is below the support level, the gap is not outrageous, and there are no signs that the support level itself has been broken. For now, we still need to wait for a result on this suspension matter before making any conclusions.

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