The US House of Representatives passed a bill to fund most of the government through September, ending a four-day partial shutdown. The $1.2 trillion package was approved in a 217-214 vote, with Democrats supporting despite objections to immigration enforcement provisions.

President Trump is expected to sign the legislation, reopening the government for two weeks. The shutdown, a short event compared to 2025’s 43-day shutdown, saw Bitcoin prices rise by 2% to $74,620. White House officials also met with crypto and banking reps regarding stablecoins.

The end of the shutdown could lead to the release of the delayed January jobs report, impacting US macroeconomic policy and markets. Meanwhile, the Senate is still discussing market structure legislation, with the Senate Banking Committee postponing its markup after objections from Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong.

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