2026-01-23 07:55:20

The House has just wrapped up its final fiscal 2026 spending bills, putting the ball firmly in the Senate's court. With a hard January 30 deadline looming, lawmakers have less than a month to push through the remaining approvals.

Why should this matter to you? US fiscal policy directly shapes macroeconomic conditions—think interest rates, dollar strength, and market liquidity. When Congress delays spending decisions, it creates uncertainty in financial markets. The crypto space, despite its decentralized ethos, doesn't operate in a vacuum. Traditional macro flows, Fed policy expectations, and government spending patterns all trickle down to asset valuations.

If the Senate hits any snags in the approval process, expect renewed volatility across both traditional and digital asset markets. Keep an eye on how this unfolds over the next few weeks.

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SerumSquirter

· 9h ago

Another deadline drama, can the Senate stop dragging their feet... Will this really affect liquidity this time?

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MetaEggplant

· 10h ago

It's that same explanation of "macro policy affecting coin prices" again... It's not wrong, but it feels like we have to wait for the Senate to mess around every time to see the trend clearly. It's so annoying.

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TopEscapeArtist

· 01-23 08:24

Here we go again, are those folks in Congress causing trouble again? From a technical perspective, it looks like a warning sign filled with danger. On the macro side, when things get chaotic, the dollar strengthens, and liquidity tightens, our currencies drop directly... The wave I bought at the high now has me terrified. I already set stop-loss orders, but if it really breaks below the head and shoulders pattern, I’ll have to buy the dip. I’ll definitely be dominated by the addiction to bottom-fishing again.

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ApeWithNoChain

· 01-23 08:24

Here we go again, here we go again. Is the Senate rushing to meet the deadline? Chances are, I'll have to stay up late again. All the fuss and hassle, and in the end, it's the crypto world that foots the bill.

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RektRecorder

· 01-23 08:24

Here we go again, the Senate has to work overtime... The January 30th deadline is really intimidating. If there's another delay then crypto will really cool off.

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ApeWithAPlan

· 01-23 08:23

Here we go again, the Senate is causing trouble again. This time, the Federal Reserve's policies will definitely affect the crypto world.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 01-23 08:00

Another political tug-of-war is happening. These folks hold meetings more frequently than retail investors cut their losses... Honestly, it's still about closely monitoring the Federal Reserve's movements. When they act, the coin price has to shake accordingly.

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