The weekend tasks aren't too difficult. Although the proposal to issue salaries during the shutdown didn't pass in the early hours, it hasn't had much impact on the weekend sentiment. Bitcoin's price only saw minor fluctuations, mainly because, despite it being the weekend, the U.S. Senate held a rare weekend session to discuss solutions for ending the government shutdown. However, no new votes have been officially scheduled yet. Majority Leader John Thune mentioned that there might be a voting opportunity later on Saturday, particularly regarding advancing the continuing resolution passed by the House of Representatives. The fundamental goal is to end the government shutdown. As of now, the shutdown has entered its 39th day. To resolve the issue, the Senate decided to cancel the Veterans Day recess and continue meeting until the problem is solved. Back to Bitcoin data—after a significant drop in weekend liquidity, the turnover rate has also decreased, and investor sentiment is gradually returning to normal. Currently, the biggest impact on BTC might still come from the U.S. government shutdown. While the American public has developed some expectations regarding the shutdown, if it continues to be delayed, it could negatively affect both the actual economy and investor confidence. Looking at URPD data, the current token structure remains relatively stable. Although it's below the support price, the gap isn't too significant, and there's no sign of the current support level being broken. Let's wait for the shutdown to end. Sponsored by @Bitget｜Save the most on fees, grab the best rewards, become a VIP—join Bitget now!