A partial U.S. government shutdown kicked off at midnight Jan 31 after funding expired — and markets didn’t get time to react.

The Senate passed a bipartisan funding bill (71–29), but the House won’t vote until Monday, leaving a weekend shutdown in place.

Crypto and stock traders now expect volatility spikes, futures shocks, and safe-haven moves when markets reopen.

“The U.S. shut down while markets were asleep,” Coin Bureau warned.

President Trump is expected to sign the bill once the House approves it, meaning the shutdown could be short-lived — but market turbulence may hit first$BTC

🔥 Shutdown now.

📉 Market reaction Monday.

⚠️ Volatility incoming.$BNB $ETH

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