Capitol Hill just passed a three-bill spending package, effectively putting the brakes on another potential government shutdown. This kind of fiscal decision ripples through markets—when governments stabilize their finances, it typically eases liquidity concerns and can shift how traders approach risk assets, including crypto positions. Worth monitoring if you're thinking about macro cycles and how traditional finance moves influence the broader digital asset space.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 17h ago
Coming back with the stable liquidity routine? I think, this time the expenditure plan was approved, and it can indeed provide some short-term relief, but what really determines the price of the coin is still how the Federal Reserve will act next. Macroeconomic cycles are easier to talk about than to implement; traditional finance and on-chain assets have long been deeply intertwined and cannot be separated at all. The key is to see how institutional holdings actually change—don't be fooled by these "stability signals," there are too many lessons from history.
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ChainDoctor
· 01-09 21:14
Government stabilizing finances sounds very official, but it does have some impact on the crypto world. When liquidity loosens, the veterans become more active. This wave might require paying attention to the macro perspective.
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LightningWallet
· 01-09 02:54
U.S. Treasuries have stabilized again, so liquidity won't be as tight. For the crypto world, this is a positive... The key still depends on what the Federal Reserve does next.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 01-09 02:47
It also avoided closing, but how long this wave can last is really uncertain... Macroeconomic stability is a short-term positive for liquidity, but how long the crypto circle can be fooled by this political trick is how long they will enjoy the benefits.
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WagmiWarrior
· 01-09 02:39
The government won't go bankrupt, so the market won't panic... By the way, could this be another false alarm? The real big event is still to come.
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ChainComedian
· 01-09 02:34
Is it the same old story again? Does the government need to collapse for the crypto market to rise? I don't think so.
Capitol Hill just passed a three-bill spending package, effectively putting the brakes on another potential government shutdown. This kind of fiscal decision ripples through markets—when governments stabilize their finances, it typically eases liquidity concerns and can shift how traders approach risk assets, including crypto positions. Worth monitoring if you're thinking about macro cycles and how traditional finance moves influence the broader digital asset space.