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Crypto Market Rebounds Amid U.S. Government Optimism

On November 10th, the crypto market experienced a significant rebound, with total market capitalization rising from $3.513 trillion to $3.68 trillion within 24 hours. Bitcoin and altcoins saw an average increase of 4%, reflecting gains in global markets due to optimism about the potential end of the longest U.S. government shutdown.

Bitcoin, which had fallen below $100,000 the previous week, surged to $106,600, restoring its market cap above $2.1 trillion. Despite long-time holders offloading hundreds of millions in BTC, the market's ability to absorb this supply pressure indicated deeper liquidity, reminiscent of past cycles like Silk Road and Mt. Gox.

Analysts attributed the market bounce primarily to reports of a government funding deal reached by U.S. lawmakers on November 9th. This agreement, supported by Republicans and some Democratic senators, paves the way for a December Senate vote on extending healthcare subsidies—a key priority for Democrats. However, it still requires approval from the House of Representatives before government services can resume.

Altcoins also saw significant gains, with XRP leading the charge with an 11.7% increase, briefly reaching $2.53. Ethereum climbed above $3,600 for the first time in nearly a week, while Solana rose by 7.2%, DOGE gained 6%, ADA advanced by 8.6%, and HYPE added 8%. Privacy coin ZEC reached $654, and XLM also posted double-digit gains.

The prospect of a government reopening boosted WLFI, a digital asset linked to the Trump family, which jumped 30% to $0.16. Bitcoin's recovery reignited bullish sentiment, with some traders predicting a move towards the $108,000–$109,000 range. Influencer Ted Pillows noted,
A reclaim of this zone will send Bitcoin towards May highs. In case of a rejection, BTC will likely retest the $104,000 level and fill the CME gap.