Trump Signs Bill to End U.S. Government Shutdown After Congress Vote
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After more than six weeks of political drama, U.S. President Donald Trump has finally signed a bill to reopen the government, bringing an end to the longest shutdown in American history. The move came after Congress voted in favor of the funding bill, with the House passing it 222–209 and the Senate approving it 60–40 earlier this week.
This decision means around 800,000 federal workers who missed paychecks will finally get paid. However, the bill does not include funding for some programs, like Affordable Care Act subsidies or SNAP food benefits, which will be discussed later.
Trump blamed Democrats for the shutdown, saying it caused over 20,000 flight cancellations and left “millions of Americans” struggling to access basic services. Still, both parties agreed that reopening the government was necessary to restore normal operations.
Even during the 43-day U.S. government shutdown, the country’s deficit spending continued. The U.S. borrowed over $619 billion in new debt, around $14.4 billion per day highlighting how America’s debt keeps rising despite political gridlocks or halted operations.
Crypto Market Reacts
Soon after Trump signed the bill, the crypto market showed a mild positive reaction. Investors viewed the move as a sign that political uncertainty was easing.
Bitcoin (BTC) bounced back above $102,400, up around 1% in the last 24 hours, with a daily range between $100,836 and $105,297. Ethereum (ETH) rose nearly 2% to $3,450, while XRP surged 4% to $2.44 amid higher trading volumes and futures activity.
Overall, the global crypto market cap climbed to $3.45 trillion, signaling renewed trader confidence after weeks of volatility. Analysts noted that more investors are opening options positions, showing mixed expectations but growing market activity.
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What’s Next for Crypto Markets
With the shutdown officially over, experts expect both traditional and crypto markets to regain stability. As government agencies reopen, delayed economic reports and data releases are expected to resume soon.
For the crypto community, this could help reduce uncertainty and support steady momentum. Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies may continue to benefit from improved investor confidence.
For now, the mood is lighter both in Washington and across the crypto market — as things gradually return to normal.
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FAQs
President Donald Trump signed a funding bill passed by Congress, reopening the government after 43 days and allowing 800,000 workers to be paid.
The bill excludes funding for programs like ACA subsidies and SNAP benefits, which lawmakers plan to address in later negotiations.
The 43-day shutdown caused over 20,000 flight cancellations and $619 billion in new debt, exposing America’s ongoing fiscal strain.
Bitcoin rose above $102,400, Ethereum gained nearly 2%, and XRP jumped 4% as easing political uncertainty boosted investor confidence.
With government data releases resuming, crypto markets may stabilize further as improved investor sentiment supports gradual price recovery.
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