The Poly Market now expects a delayed end to the U.S. government shutdown. The likelihood of reaching a quick resolution has decreased, and November 28th is now considered the most probable date for the shutdown to end.
If this shutdown continues for that duration, it will reach 59 days, potentially becoming the longest in U.S. history.
Historically, markets often rebound after shutdown periods:
Approval delays for alternative currency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) were caused by the shutdown, but the #SOL ETF has been approved, bypassing the usual procedures. Could we see the same happen with other digital assets? ?? $BTC $SOL
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The Poly Market now expects a delayed end to the U.S. government shutdown. The likelihood of reaching a quick resolution has decreased, and November 28th is now considered the most probable date for the shutdown to end.
If this shutdown continues for that duration, it will reach 59 days, potentially becoming the longest in U.S. history.
Historically, markets often rebound after shutdown periods:
2018-2019 (35 days): S&P 500 +10.3%
2013 (16 days): S&P 500 +3.1%
Approval delays for alternative currency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) were caused by the shutdown, but the #SOL ETF has been approved, bypassing the usual procedures. Could we see the same happen with other digital assets? ??
$BTC
$SOL