#加密领域市场回调 Once again, the government has come to a halt!
The U.S. Senate rejected the temporary funding bill again on November 4th. Since October 1st, this government shutdown drama is on track to break the epic 35-day record set in 2018.
Who’s the unluckiest? Still the workers. About 13,000 air traffic controllers and 50,000 security personnel are working without pay, leading to absenteeism rates soaring to 24% - 44%. The data on October 30th was staggering—over 6,000 flights delayed, more than 1,000 canceled outright, and Kennedy Airport was temporarily paralyzed and grounded.
The root cause remains the same old problem: the two parties are deadlocked over the budget, with neither side willing to make concessions. This kind of political game has been replayed repeatedly over the past few years, each time sacrificing for political gain.
A chain reaction has already begun. The airline industry is losing over ten million dollars a day, stock market volatility could spike to 3%, and ordinary travelers are experiencing travel times that double.
The logic of the game is quite simple—each party is playing their own game to争资源, the government is desperately trying to keep basic operations running, but is stuck due to fiscal rules and policy tools.
Breaking the deadlock requires three conditions: bipartisan compromise ( with no public progress ), funding implementation, and loosening of rules. But obstacles are clear—deep partisan divides, interest groups stirring trouble, and limited time left for negotiations.
Three questions hang in the air now: When will the two parties sit down for serious talks? How long will this shutdown last? How severe will the impact on the overall economy be?
What do you think will be the final outcome? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 11-08 01:32
Playing political games again to fool the little guys
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ArbitrageBot
· 11-07 22:15
Keep being lonely, it's nothing unusual anymore.
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SerRugResistant
· 11-07 06:12
Stop it, the coin market will blow up again.
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ser_we_are_early
· 11-05 05:00
Another wave of suckers has been played.
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ApeDegen
· 11-05 04:58
play people for suckers play people for suckers The Americans are starting to get busy again.
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UnruggableChad
· 11-05 04:58
Are the workers taking the blame? Trapped the fam.
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RektButStillHere
· 11-05 04:48
This politician is more ruthless than the crypto world.
#加密领域市场回调 Once again, the government has come to a halt!
The U.S. Senate rejected the temporary funding bill again on November 4th. Since October 1st, this government shutdown drama is on track to break the epic 35-day record set in 2018.
Who’s the unluckiest? Still the workers. About 13,000 air traffic controllers and 50,000 security personnel are working without pay, leading to absenteeism rates soaring to 24% - 44%. The data on October 30th was staggering—over 6,000 flights delayed, more than 1,000 canceled outright, and Kennedy Airport was temporarily paralyzed and grounded.
The root cause remains the same old problem: the two parties are deadlocked over the budget, with neither side willing to make concessions. This kind of political game has been replayed repeatedly over the past few years, each time sacrificing for political gain.
A chain reaction has already begun. The airline industry is losing over ten million dollars a day, stock market volatility could spike to 3%, and ordinary travelers are experiencing travel times that double.
The logic of the game is quite simple—each party is playing their own game to争资源, the government is desperately trying to keep basic operations running, but is stuck due to fiscal rules and policy tools.
Breaking the deadlock requires three conditions: bipartisan compromise ( with no public progress ), funding implementation, and loosening of rules. But obstacles are clear—deep partisan divides, interest groups stirring trouble, and limited time left for negotiations.
Three questions hang in the air now: When will the two parties sit down for serious talks? How long will this shutdown last? How severe will the impact on the overall economy be?
What do you think will be the final outcome? Share your thoughts in the comments.