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U.S. House to Vote on Ending Government Shutdown Amid Market Uncertainty
According to BlockBeats, the U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote tonight on whether to end the 42-day government shutdown. The vote is scheduled for 4 p.m. Eastern Time, which corresponds to 5 a.m. UTC+8. If the government reopens, it is expected to provide clearer market data and alleviate some of the prevailing pessimistic uncertainty.
Previously, the U.S. Senate approved a bill to end the shutdown, forwarding it to the House for consideration.
In related financial developments, several ETF issuers, including Franklin and Bitwise, have listed XRP ETFs on the DTCC website, along with 21Shares' Polkadot, DOGE, and Sui ETFs, and Bitwise's Chainlink ETF. Although listing on the DTCC site is part of the standard process for launching new ETFs, it does not imply regulatory approval or a definitive outcome of the approval process. Additionally, Canary has submitted an 8-A form for its XRP spot ETF, marking the final step before Nasdaq's potential listing approval, which could see the first XRP spot ETF officially listed by Thursday.
Analysts from institutions like Swiss crypto bank Sygnum suggest that investors are eagerly anticipating the end of the government shutdown, which might prompt the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to approve a batch of altcoin ETFs, potentially triggering a new wave of institutional capital inflow.
Previously, the U.S. Senate approved a bill to end the shutdown, forwarding it to the House for consideration.
In related financial developments, several ETF issuers, including Franklin and Bitwise, have listed XRP ETFs on the DTCC website, along with 21Shares' Polkadot, DOGE, and Sui ETFs, and Bitwise's Chainlink ETF. Although listing on the DTCC site is part of the standard process for launching new ETFs, it does not imply regulatory approval or a definitive outcome of the approval process. Additionally, Canary has submitted an 8-A form for its XRP spot ETF, marking the final step before Nasdaq's potential listing approval, which could see the first XRP spot ETF officially listed by Thursday.
Analysts from institutions like Swiss crypto bank Sygnum suggest that investors are eagerly anticipating the end of the government shutdown, which might prompt the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to approve a batch of altcoin ETFs, potentially triggering a new wave of institutional capital inflow.
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