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    Crypto Market Eyes Relief as US Senate Agrees on Budget Deal
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    “Crypto Investors Breathe Easy as US Senate Reaches Budget Agreement”

    wsjcryptoBy wsjcrypto10 Novembre 2025Nessun commento2 Mins Read
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    The cryptocurrency market might soon experience some much-needed comfort after the US Senate achieved a consensus on a three-part budget arrangement to terminate the government closure, as reported by Politico.

    Pending legislation for financing the US government has ample backing to surpass the 60-vote hurdle, Politico disclosed on Sunday, referencing two individuals acquainted with the situation.

    This marked Republican Senate Majority Leader John Thune’s 15th endeavor to secure Democratic backing for a House-sanctioned bill, bringing the record 40-day government closure within sight of being resolved.

    A formal vote is still required to cement the consensus.

    Lingering ambiguity regarding when the US government would resume operations has been a significant element restraining Bitcoin (BTC) and the wider crypto market from staging a recovery.

    Bitcoin initially surged to a new peak of $126,080 six days into the government closure on Oct. 6, but has since declined over 17% to $104,370, CoinGecko data reveals.

    Bitcoin’s drop over the preceding month led to a decline of double-digit percentage points on Oct. 10 following US President Donald Trump’s declaration of 100% tariffs on China, which sent shockwaves throughout the markets.

    Bitcoin’s price change since Oct. 1. Source: CoinGecko

    Bitcoin soared 266% after last government shutdown concluded

    The previous US government shutdown took place from late December 2018 to late January the following year during Trump’s initial term.