#隐私代币板块全线上扬 There’s trouble on the U.S. side again — the federal government is set to shut down starting October 1, and it looks like it will break the record of 35 days from 2018.

The most intuitive impact? The airport exploded completely. 13,000 air traffic controllers and 50,000 security personnel were struggling without pay, resulting in an absurd absenteeism rate that shot up to between 24% and 44%. The data is even more exaggerated: over 6,000 flights were delayed, more than 1,000 were directly canceled, and JFK Airport was once in a state of grounding.

A simple calculation reveals the heavy cost - the aviation industry loses tens of millions of dollars every day, stock market volatility is expected to reach 3%, and the time cost for ordinary people to go out has doubled.

The two parties are still at a deadlock over the budget issue, and neither side is willing to back down first. The government machinery is basically stuck; when will it be restarted? No one can say for sure.

Everyone is now focused on three questions: When will the deadlock be broken? How long will the standstill last? What will be the impact on the economy?

Once this systemic risk ferments, the market reaction is often more severe than expected. How do you think this will end?