Tuesday Nov 11 2025 01:10
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The cryptocurrency market has recently experienced a strong boost driven by positive news. President Trump announced his intention to distribute cash bonuses of at least $2,000 USD to every citizen. Additionally, Trump indicated that the prolonged government shutdown may be nearing its end.
Government Shutdown Looming No More
The budget dispute in Congress led to the freezing of federal funding, affecting a wide range of sectors, from social security payments to defense spending. According to the Congressional Budget Office, this shutdown caused daily economic losses of approximately $1 billion USD.
Trump's Cash Bonus Plan
In parallel, Trump proposed a plan to distribute cash bonuses that would inject new liquidity into the economy. This plan relies on imposing tariffs on imported goods, with the aim of generating significant revenue that can be used to finance the bonuses.
Impact on the Crypto Market
History suggests that fiscal stimulus programs can lead to increased investment in high-risk assets such as cryptocurrencies. If Trump's plan is implemented, we may see a significant influx of funds into the crypto market, potentially leading to price increases.
Market Expectations and Interest Rate Cuts
Additionally, markets widely expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in December, which could provide further support to the risky asset market. With liquidity returning to the market, investor sentiment is likely to improve, potentially leading to further gains in the cryptocurrency market.
In conclusion, the end of the government shutdown and the potential distribution of cash bonuses represent positive developments for the crypto market. With liquidity returning and investor sentiment improving, we may see a period of significant growth in the coming months.
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