The Direct Impact of Political Decision-Making on Regulatory Rhythm

So everyone is waiting for news? No rise without ending the shutdown?\nIf the shutdown ends, the various data that has been accumulated will also be counted, and it is actually very likely that there will be a significant rate cut in December.\nThe U.S. House of Representatives will vote at 5 AM tomorrow to decide whether to end the government shutdown, and several altcoin ETFs are waiting for SEC approval to list.\n\n\nThe direct impact of political decisions on regulatory pace, and the potential structural influx of funds caused by the mass approval of altcoin ETFs.\n\nEnding the government shutdown means that the SEC will resume all functions, including the backlog of ETF approval work. Historical data shows that the non-operational status of regulatory agencies freezes all decision-making processes (for example, the LTC ETF was put on hold due to the shutdown), and after functions are restored, there is often an acceleration in approvals, especially when the policy environment turns crypto-friendly (for example, the context of Gensler's departure and Atkins taking over as SEC chair). This acceleration is not coincidental, but rather a result of the release of regulatory backlog and the interplay of administrative directives. $BTC