The U.S. Congress just greenlit a three-bill spending package—a solid move to keep things running and sidestep another government shutdown. Here's what matters for the market.
Shutdowns create massive uncertainty across financial markets, and crypto's no exception. When government funding gets shaky, capital tends to get jittery. Traders usually shift to safer assets or sit on the sidelines entirely, which can crush trading volumes and volatility.
By passing this spending framework early, lawmakers are signaling some level of stability—at least for the next funding cycle. For macro-focused investors watching the broader economy, this removes one immediate headwind.
The bigger picture? Government spending levels directly influence inflation expectations, interest rates, and bond yields. All of these filter down into risk asset valuations, including crypto. With this package in place, markets can at least plan further ahead without the constant shutdown threat hanging over their heads.
Whether this spending level is bullish or bearish for crypto depends on what's actually in it—and how the Fed reacts to it. Either way, avoiding another shutdown beats the chaos.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 01-11 23:09
Another round of funding... Will it really be stable this time? I think it's quite risky, haha.
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CoinBasedThinking
· 01-11 08:44
It's the same process again; the key still depends on how the Federal Reserve plays...
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blocksnark
· 01-10 10:42
Is this another story of "temporarily avoiding disaster"? Can it really change anything?
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 01-08 23:49
It's the same old story of government spending. To be honest, it still depends on how the Fed reacts; otherwise, all efforts are in vain.
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GhostAddressMiner
· 01-08 23:49
It's the same stability narrative again... The actual fund flow that determines the coin's price has already been on the chain. When you read the news, I have already tracked those large addresses starting with 0x.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 01-08 23:42
It's the same old government spending approach. Basically, it depends on how the Fed plays it... When there's too much money, inflation soars; when there's too little, the economy crashes. We crypto traders are caught in the middle.
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 01-08 23:29
Another set of expenditure plans, this time finally not worried about closing down, but to be honest, who knows how the allocations are actually distributed inside.
The U.S. Congress just greenlit a three-bill spending package—a solid move to keep things running and sidestep another government shutdown. Here's what matters for the market.
Shutdowns create massive uncertainty across financial markets, and crypto's no exception. When government funding gets shaky, capital tends to get jittery. Traders usually shift to safer assets or sit on the sidelines entirely, which can crush trading volumes and volatility.
By passing this spending framework early, lawmakers are signaling some level of stability—at least for the next funding cycle. For macro-focused investors watching the broader economy, this removes one immediate headwind.
The bigger picture? Government spending levels directly influence inflation expectations, interest rates, and bond yields. All of these filter down into risk asset valuations, including crypto. With this package in place, markets can at least plan further ahead without the constant shutdown threat hanging over their heads.
Whether this spending level is bullish or bearish for crypto depends on what's actually in it—and how the Fed reacts to it. Either way, avoiding another shutdown beats the chaos.