The House has just pushed through the final fiscal 2026 spending bills, putting the ball firmly in the Senate's court. They've got until January 30th to get this across the finish line, so time's ticking.
For those watching market dynamics, this matters more than it might seem. Government spending bills directly impact inflation expectations, Treasury yields, and ultimately how capital flows across different asset classes—including crypto. A delayed or contentious process could inject more volatility into risk sentiment, while a smooth passage might ease some near-term fiscal uncertainty.
Keep an eye on how this plays out. The timeline is tight, and financial markets tend to react when fiscal deadlines approach.
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BearEatsAll
· 11h ago
Senate is going to start messing around again; don't count on passing before January 30th.
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EthMaximalist
· 11h ago
The Senate needs to make a decision within these 30 days, or it will be another farce... The market is already under enough pressure.
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MetaMisfit
· 12h ago
Senate is up to something again, these guys just love to hit deadlines...
ngl if this deadline really slips, the crypto market is probably going to be on a roller coaster again
Let's see before the 30th, feels like a cliffhanger
Senate's procrastination syndrome is acting up again zzz
Sounds like the same old trick... the market just sniffed it out and reacted
I bet Senate will wait until the last minute to pass it, just like that
Fiscal uncertainty is really annoying, it directly affects capital flows
This time shouldn't be too difficult, just a bit tight on time
The 30th? Isn't that just a deadline drama...
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NotSatoshi
· 12h ago
Senate, if you don't act soon, it's really going to blow up. If things aren't settled before January 30, the crypto world will have to face more turmoil.
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ApeShotFirst
· 12h ago
Damn, it's the same story again. The Senate needs to get it done before January 30th? LOL, betting 5 BTC and now it has to be postponed again.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 12h ago
It's the same rushed tactic again; the Senate needs to take action quickly.
The House has just pushed through the final fiscal 2026 spending bills, putting the ball firmly in the Senate's court. They've got until January 30th to get this across the finish line, so time's ticking.
For those watching market dynamics, this matters more than it might seem. Government spending bills directly impact inflation expectations, Treasury yields, and ultimately how capital flows across different asset classes—including crypto. A delayed or contentious process could inject more volatility into risk sentiment, while a smooth passage might ease some near-term fiscal uncertainty.
Keep an eye on how this plays out. The timeline is tight, and financial markets tend to react when fiscal deadlines approach.