#美国政府停摆危机 Looking back at history, the impact of government shutdowns on the market has always been unpredictable. This time, the US government shutdown crisis is about to end, but the cryptocurrency market remains weak and volatile. Bitcoin is barely holding the $100,000 mark, and Ethereum has also declined slightly. In the short term, investors do not seem to have regained confidence due to the government reopening.

This reminds me of the government shutdown from late 2018 to early 2019, which lasted 35 days. At that time, the crypto market also experienced turbulence, with Bitcoin prices hovering between $3,500 and $4,000. Although the current price levels are very different from back then, the market’s sensitivity to political factors seems unchanged.

In the past 12 hours, $445 million in positions have been liquidated, with long positions accounting for as much as 91%, reflecting that many investors are still optimistic about the market outlook. However, history tells us that policy uncertainty often suppresses the performance of risk assets in the short term.

As someone who has experienced multiple cycles, I suggest everyone remain cautious and pay attention to policy directions after the government reopens, especially regarding attitudes toward crypto regulation. At the same time, learn to look for opportunities amid volatility, as every crisis breeds new growth points.