US Governments Shuts down but bitcoin is up starting off uptober super strong - did this mark the bottom of the bull run?!
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Simply Bitcoin01 Oct 2025, 19:13 UTC
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The analysis indicates the 22nd US government shutdown coincides with Bitcoin's price rise to $118,000. This event mirrors the price movement of Bitcoin which made a rally of 1,007% move after the last US government shutdown in December 2018. It notes the increased adoption as a money that may or may not have the approval of government or their laws. As we began Q4 most of the last Bitcoin bull quarters have historically begun around this time. And CZs tweet also shares the history of September 2017 a beginning to a bull run. The current market action is now going to optimism in this time frame.
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