The U.S. government shutdown has lasted 36 days, but is there really a capital game behind it?

Folks,

The U.S. government has been shut down for 36 days,

officially tying the longest shutdown in history!

Both parties in the Senate have voted 13 consecutive rounds, and the temporary funding bill keeps failing. Today, they’re voting for the 14th time — this isn’t governance, it’s a show.

On the surface, it’s a political deadlock,

but have you ever wondered who’s waiting behind the scenes for this moment?

Wall Street folks have been ready for a long time.

They’re hoping for a government shutdown, market panic, and a big dump —

then buy core assets at low prices.

This isn’t conspiracy theory; it’s a pattern.

The Congressional Budget Office has said:

A 4-week government shutdown causes $7 billion in economic loss;

6 weeks, $11 billion;

8 weeks, directly up to $14 billion.

The worse the economy gets, the more the market falls, and they’re happy.

But what about us ordinary people?

Are we just going to watch our accounts shrink?

No, we should see it differently, and act differently.

The truly valuable assets —

like Bitcoin, Ether, and leading tech stocks,

the more they fall, the calmer we should be and the more we should strategically position.

Don’t go all-in at once, and don’t panic sell.

Buying in stages is the real principle.

In the 4th week of the shutdown, the market drops 5%, buy 30%;

by the 6th week, another 3% fall, add 40%.

Use time to create space, turn panic into opportunity.

In the short term, it’s an emotional game; in the long term, it’s about value reversion.

Wall Street is calculating the price,

but we focus on the value.

Don’t panic in this game — stay in rhythm, and you’ll be the winner.

$BTC