According to Jinshi News, the White House disclosed that Trump will sign the temporary funding bill in the Oval Office at 9:45 p.m. Eastern Time tonight (10:45 a.m. Beijing Time).

[PANews]

On November 13, local time, the evening of November 12, US President Trump signed a bill in the White House, officially ending the longest government "shutdown" in US history. However, the party struggle between the Republican and Democratic parties in the United States continues. The budget deadline at the end of January next year, the game of universal health insurance subsidies, and even the fiscal offensive and defensive battles before the midterm elections next year will become the main battlefields for the two parties to continue to pull each other.

[CCTV 国际时讯] [BlockBeats]

US government shutdown ends, but party strife continues

On November 13, US President Trump signed a temporary appropriation bill, officially ending the longest government shutdown in US history, which lasted six weeks. The bill will provide funding to the federal government until January 30, 2026, avoiding the risk of a short-term economic shutdown. However, the White House warned that the October non-farm payroll and CPI reports may be permanently missing due to the shutdown, leaving the Federal Reserve in a state of "blind flight" when deciding whether to further cut interest rates in December. Currently, the market generally expects that US Treasury yields may continue to decline, and the dollar index will be under short-term pressure.

For the crypto market, this "information vacuum period" formed by policy and data discontinuities will make funds more inclined to avoid the uncertainty of traditional financial assets. Bitcoin (BTC) once rebounded to $102,177.00 after the news was announced, with short-term support at $101,325.00 and the pressure zone concentrated at $107,362.00. The structure shows that the main funds are still absorbing funds in the oscillating range, and the market has not yet seen a trend breakthrough signal.

Bitunix analyst view: The restart of the government symbolizes a short-term confidence repair, but the potential data vacuum and the risk of another shutdown will continue to dominate market expectations. The macro level has temporarily entered a wait-and-see period, and market liquidity has refocused on high-volatility assets. The crypto market may benefit from hedging and arbitrage demand in the short term. Investors should pay attention to the fine-tuning rhythm of the dollar's trend and interest rate expectations, which will be the key to the next round of capital direction change.

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Bitunix analyst: The US government shutdown ends, and the market focus shifts to data vacuum and policy fog.

1. Trump signs bill, ending the US government shutdown;

2. US SEC Chairman Paul Atkins announces "token taxonomy" plan to redefine crypto regulation based on testing;

3. Aave begins offering incentives for the Aptos market, with current USDC and USDT deposit APRs both exceeding 11.00%;

4. Polymarket is reportedly quietly relaunching its trading platform in the US in Beta mode;

5. Hourglass: Stable pre-deposit activity KYC authentication window is now closed;

6. The number of Ethereum validators has fallen back to April 2024 levels;

7. Bitcoin spot ETFs had a total net outflow of $278.00 million yesterday, with Fidelity's FBTC leading the way with a net outflow of $133.00 million;

8. Ethereum spot ETFs had a total net outflow of $184.00 million yesterday, with BlackRock's ETHA leading the way with a net outflow of $91.00 million.

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Planet Afternoon News

According to CCTV News cited by Jinshi, it was learned on November 12th local time that, as US President Trump is about to sign the temporary federal government funding bill passed by both houses of Congress to end the government shutdown, several administration officials revealed that multiple federal departments have notified employees to return to work tomorrow (November 13th), including the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of the Interior, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the Department of Justice.

However, it is currently uncertain when employees forced to take unpaid leave will receive their back pay, and whether salary payments can be quickly restored.

[PANews]

The US government is set to "open its doors," with multiple departments requiring employees to return to work tomorrow.

On November 13, as US President Trump is about to sign the temporary federal government funding bill passed by both houses of Congress to end the government "shutdown," several administrative officials revealed that multiple federal departments have notified employees to return to work tomorrow (November 13), including the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of the Interior, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the Department of Justice.

However, it is currently uncertain when employees forced to take unpaid leave will receive back pay, and whether wage payments can be quickly restored.

[BlockBeats]

US government to "open," with multiple departments requiring employees to return to work tomorrow

U.S. President Trump signed a temporary appropriation bill, ending the longest government "shutdown" in U.S. history. The bill will provide continued appropriations for the federal government, providing operating funds for most government agencies until January 30, 2026.

[Odaily Planet Daily]

Trump Signs Bill, Ending US Government Shutdown

U.S. President Trump signed a temporary funding bill, ending the longest government "shutdown" in American history.

The bill will provide ongoing funding for the federal government, allowing most government agencies to receive operational funding until January 30, 2026. (Forex Live)

[BlockBeats News]

Trump Signs Bill, Ending Government Shutdown

On November 13, US President Trump signed a temporary appropriation bill, ending the longest government "shutdown" in US history.

The bill will provide continuing appropriations for the federal government, allowing most government agencies to receive operating funds until January 30, 2026. [Golden Ten Data]

[BlockBeats]

Trump signs bill, ending US government shutdown

According to Jinshi, Trump signed a temporary appropriation bill, ending the longest government shutdown in US history. The bill will provide continued appropriations for the federal government, allowing most government agencies to receive operating funds until January 30, 2026.

[Foresight News]

Trump signs temporary spending bill, ending US government shutdown

On November 13, according to Jinshi Data, US President Trump signed a temporary appropriation bill, ending the longest government "shutdown" in US history.

The bill will provide continued appropriations for the federal government, allowing most government agencies to receive operating funds until January 30, 2026.

[Deep Tide TechFlow]

Trump signs law, ending US government shutdown

On November 13, according to Jinshi News, US President Trump signed a temporary funding bill, ending the longest government shutdown in US history.

The bill will provide continued funding to the federal government, ensuring most government agencies have operating funds until January 30, 2026.

[PANews]

On November 13 (UTC+8), November 13, the "Government Reopening Act" was passed by the House of Representatives today and will be signed into effect by Trump. It is reported that this temporary spending bill provides operating funds for most government agencies until January 30 next year, when another shutdown crisis may occur.

The food stamp program is not affected by the next shutdown because it has been allocated funds until September 30 next year. The Department of Agriculture, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Food and Drug Administration, military construction projects, and Congress itself have also been allocated funds until the same date.

Progressive groups are extremely dissatisfied with the centrist Democrats' abandonment of medical insurance demands in the shutdown struggle. Organizations such as MoveOn are calling for Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to resign, but so far no members of his caucus have responded to this action. Schumer's allies say the leader himself opposed the temporary bill and advocated continuing the fight.

[BlockBeats]

This continuing resolution would fund most government agencies through January 30 of next year, when another shutdown crisis could occur.

On November 13th, the "Government Reopening Act" was passed by the House of Representatives today and will be signed into effect by Trump. It is reported that this temporary spending bill provides operating funds for most government agencies until January 30th next year, when a shutdown crisis may reappear. The food stamp program is not affected by the next shutdown because it has been allocated funds until September 30th next year. The Department of Agriculture, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Food and Drug Administration, military construction projects, and Congress itself have also been allocated funds until the same date.

Progressive groups are extremely dissatisfied with the centrist Democrats' abandonment of medical insurance demands in the shutdown struggle. Organizations such as MoveOn are calling for the resignation of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, but so far no members of his caucus have responded to this action. Schumer's allies say the leader himself opposed the temporary bill and advocated continuing the fight.

[BlockBeats]

This continuing resolution would fund most government agencies through January 30 of next year, at which point another shutdown crisis could occur.

On November 13th, the "Government Reopening Act" was passed by the House of Representatives today and will be signed into effect by Trump. It is reported that this temporary spending bill provides operating funds for most government agencies until January 30th of next year, at which time another shutdown crisis may occur. The food stamp program is not affected by the next shutdown because it has been allocated funds until September 30th of next year. The Department of Agriculture, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Food and Drug Administration, military construction projects, and Congress itself have also been allocated funds until the same date.

Progressive groups are extremely dissatisfied with the centrist Democrats' abandonment of medical insurance demands in the shutdown struggle. Organizations such as MoveOn are calling for the resignation of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, but so far no members of his caucus have responded to this action. Schumer's allies say the leader himself opposed the temporary bill and advocated continuing the fight.

[BlockBeats]

On November 13th, according to Jinshi Data, the US House of Representatives has enough votes to pass the temporary appropriation bill, which will be submitted to Trump for signing and enactment later. Voting is still ongoing.

[Deep潮 TechFlow]

US House passes bill to end government shutdown

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a stopgap funding bill with enough votes, which will soon be sent to Trump for signing into law.

[BlockBeats News]

The U.S. House of Representatives passes a bill to end the government shutdown, which will soon be sent to Trump for signing into law.

According to Jinshi, the U.S. House of Representatives has cleared a key procedural hurdle, paving the way for a full House vote on the appropriations bill passed by the Senate to end the government shutdown.

As the government shutdown enters its 43rd day, House lawmakers voted 213 in favor and 209 against yesterday to advance the bill to the next stage. The appropriations bill will now be debated for 1 hour, followed by a final vote.

The White House said earlier that Trump hopes to sign the bill to end the government shutdown tonight (this morning, Beijing time).

[Foresight News]

US House of Representatives passes procedural vote, US government could end shutdown as early as today.

On November 13 (UTC+8), according to Jinshi, the US House of Representatives has cleared a key procedural hurdle, paving the way for a full House vote on the appropriations bill already passed by the Senate to end the government shutdown.

As the government shutdown enters its 43rd day, House lawmakers voted 213 in favor and 209 against on Wednesday to move the bill to the next stage. The appropriations bill will now be debated for one hour, followed by a final vote.

The White House said earlier that Trump hopes to sign the bill to end the government shutdown tonight (Thursday morning, Beijing time).

[Jinshi]

The White House stated that Trump will sign the temporary appropriation bill in the Oval Office at 9:45 PM ET tonight (10:45 AM Beijing time today).

[ChainCatcher]

Trump to sign Senate stopgap funding bill at 9:45 PM ET

The White House: Trump will sign the temporary funding bill at 10:45 AM Beijing time today.

Trump will sign the temporary appropriation bill in the Oval Office at 9:45 PM ET tonight (10:45 AM Beijing time today). (Golden Ten)

[Odaily Planet Daily]

Trump will sign the temporary appropriation bill at 10:45 AM Beijing time today.

On November 13, according to Bloomberg Terminal, Trump will sign the Senate's temporary appropriation bill at 9:45 PM ET and end the government shutdown.

[BlockBeats]

Trump will sign the Senate's temporary spending bill at 21:45 ET to end the government shutdown.

On November 13, according to Bloomberg Terminal, Trump will sign the Senate's temporary appropriation bill at 9:45 PM U.S. Eastern Time and end the government shutdown.

[BlockBeats]

The resolution's passage and Trump's signature avert further federal service disruptions, highlighting bipartisan cooperation and executive action.

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[Crypto Briefing]

White House announces Trump to sign bill ending government shutdown tonight


The resolution of the shutdown may foster bipartisan cooperation but highlights ongoing challenges in federal budget negotiations.

The post President Trump signs bill ending the US government shutdown appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

[Crypto Briefing]

President Trump signs bill ending the US government shutdown


据金十消息，白宫透露，特朗普将于今晚美东时间 9:45（北京时间上午 10:45）在椭圆形办公室签署临时拨款法案。

[PANews]

白宫：特朗普将于北京时间今天上午 10:45 签署临时拨款法案。

據金十消息，白宮披露，川普將於今晚美東時間9:45（北京時間上午10:45）在橢圓形辦公室簽署臨時撥款法案。

[PANews]