U.S. House Clears Hurdle for Final Vote on Senate-Passed Spending Bill to End Government Shutdown

The U.S. House cleared a key procedural hurdle toward a full vote on the appropriations bill passed by the Senate to avert a government shutdown. With the funding lapse in its 43rd day, the chamber approved the measure 213-209, teeing up roughly one hour of debate and a subsequent final vote.

For crypto markets, the development could ease near-term policy uncertainty and support risk-on sentiment in broader markets. While the outcome remains fiscally focused, investors will scrutinize any signals on regulatory oversight and funding priorities that could impact digital assets and market liquidity.

White House officials indicated President Trump hopes to sign the measure tonight, providing incremental macro clarity for traders while policymakers finalize funding terms and oversight frameworks.