#美国政府停运 There’s something to talk about—the longest government shutdown in history is about to come to an end.

This situation is actually quite subtle. After the last shutdown ended, the crypto market exploded. In 2019, when the government reopened, $BTC surged from $3,400 to $13,800 in one go, more than tripling. Back then, liquidity was like a dam opened, with bond market funds flooding into risk assets, creating one of the strongest bull markets in nearly a decade.

The logic is simple: once the government resumes operations, the Treasury immediately restarts spending, issues new bonds, and injects money into the market. Yields drop, risk appetite increases, and funds naturally rotate. So, the end of a shutdown often signals the start of a crypto rally.

Looking now, altcoins are quietly moving, and Bitcoin’s market dominance is beginning to loosen. Market sentiment is still very cold—but this coldness is exactly like the silent period before each previous surge.

In short, this could be the last opportunity to get in before a large-scale liquidity release. Once it starts, the rise will be very direct.

Follow $UNI and $JCT for updates on the trend.