Overview
- Bitcoin climbed roughly 4% to about $106,300 and Ethereum rose around 7% to near $3,640, with XRP and Solana gaining about 6% each on expectations the shutdown will end within days.
- Polymarket odds for a November 12 reopening surged after news of a bipartisan Senate deal, while Myriad users put the chance of the closure ending before November 15 above 90%.
- The reported agreement would fund the government through January 30, guarantee a December vote on extending Affordable Care Act tax credits, and reverse recent federal layoffs.
- President Trump told reporters "we’re getting close to the shutdown ending," and traders now treat a resolution by mid-week as highly likely.
- Service disruptions continue until funding is enacted, with the FAA ordering a 4% cut to flights and the USDA pausing food-stamp payments, as crypto funds show recent stress with over $2.1 billion out of spot Bitcoin ETFs and $579 million from Ethereum funds in eight sessions.