The 88 to 11 vote in the US Senate has put an end to the two-week government shutdown. Biden has promised to sign the bill within 48 hours, so this is basically a done deal. Having been in the crypto space for so many years, I have to say: this time it’s not just empty talk—real money is about to enter the market.

Why is this such a huge positive for the crypto market? Let’s talk numbers, not nonsense.

The wait-and-see period for institutions is over. Last week, I kept an eye on capital flows across major platforms; net inflows of large funds were slashed in half, down 37%. Wall Street types were sitting on their cash, too scared to make a move because they were worried the government shutdown would cause more trouble. Take a look at the charts from October 2023—same story: BTC soared 15% in three days, and ETH followed with a 12% jump. Mainstream coins are always the first choice for institutional buying. Now that the sword hanging over the market has dropped, big players like Grayscale and Fidelity are probably sharpening their knives—nobody wants to watch this opportunity slip by.

Liquidity is coming, and at the tens-of-billions level. According to the latest Goldman Sachs report, after the bill passes, market risk premium will drop by 15 to 20 basis points, and even conservative estimates point to at least $30 billion being reallocated. Crypto and tech sectors? Absolutely the top picks. More importantly, what the US Treasury does next will further unleash market liquidity.

Simply put, this wave isn’t just driven by positive news, but by a real and substantial improvement in liquidity. For top coins like ETH, institutional allocation demand is real—once funds loosen up, the reaction will be faster than you can imagine. History doesn’t repeat itself exactly, but it always rhymes.