U.S. House to Vote on Ending Record Shutdown

The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on November 12, 2025, to end the 42-day government shutdown, following the Senate’s approval of the funding bill.

Ending the shutdown may accelerate SEC decisions on pending altcoin ETFs and increase institutional inflows, potentially affecting XRP, DOT, DOGE, SUI, and LINK markets.

U.S. House Vote Today: Impact on Crypto ETFs

The Senate approved a bill to end the 42-day U.S. government shutdown and sent it to the House, with a vote set for tonight. This legislative action marks a critical movement forward in restoring government operations, potentially altering the current economic landscape.

Anticipation is rising around SEC actions, with possible “batch approvals” for spot ETFs. Experts suggest this could initiate a new wave of institutional crypto fund inflows, significantly impacting the crypto market environment.

“Our bipartisan efforts in the Senate will ensure we advance the funding bill swiftly.” — John Thune, Senate Majority Leader, U.S. Senate

Institutional voices like Swiss bank Sygnum highlighted potential benefits of a government reopening, hinting at expedited SEC approvals. No significant statements have been issued by key industry leaders on this matter, keeping speculative sentiments high.

Potential Market Shifts with SEC ETF Decisions

Did you know? The last major ETF approval, involving Bitcoin spot ETFs in 2023, triggered significant price rallies, showcasing the potential market impact underlying the current ETF discussions.

XRP is currently priced at $2.40, with a market capitalization of $144.50 billion and a 4.17% market dominance. Data from CoinMarketCap reveals a 4.65% price drop within the last 24 hours, amid a 9.59% gain over the past week. Its 24-hour trading volume is $4.36 billion, a decrease of 30.40%. XRP’s circulating supply is 60.11 billion, as of November 12, 2025. This information highlights fluctuations investors continue to monitor.

Research from Coincu suggests a government reopening could resolve financial regulation uncertainties. Industry analysts predict a shift in technological innovation and market trajectories, potentially triggering price corrections and regulatory adjustments if SEC approves the pending ETFs.