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The Senate approved a funding bill in a 60-40 vote to end the longest government shutdown in United States history, an impasse that reached 41 days and disrupted workers and social programs. The measure now moves to the House of Representatives for a vote expected on Wednesday, November 12, 2025 around 4:00 PM ET. If approved and signed by the President, it would reopen essential federal operations and ease immediate economic pressures.

Three linked developments are set to reconfigure how crypto is issued, taxed and traded: the release of Monad’s tokenomics, U.S. Treasury guidance enabling staking for ETFs, and Coinbase’s relaunch of primary sales. These shifts matter for retail investors, ETF managers and token issuers because they alter market incentives, tax treatment and launch design.

Turbo Energy announced  an initiative to tokenize the financing of its hybrid renewable energy projects using the Stellar blockchain. The measure seeks to broaden access to debt linked to PPAs with batteries and affects institutional and retail investors interested in sustainable assets. It matters because it combines real SUNBOX infrastructure financing with tokenized issuance intended to improve liquidity and reduce transaction costs.

The Senate presented a draft bill to redefine the oversight of digital assets, an initiative that affects regulators, exchanges and issuers and may alter how federal authorities are allocated. The proposal led by Senators John Boozman and Cory Booker would transfer a large part of the oversight of certain crypto-assets to the CFTC, potentially changing compliance dynamics and litigation in the sector.

Solana (SOL) experienced an intraday drop of up to 3.5% this November 11, 2025. The price breached the vital technical support of $165, trading in a range of $163.33 to $164.30. The breakdown occurred with a noticeable increase in volume, which raises alarms about collateral and liquidity on the network. This drop puts the Solana ecosystem at risk of potential cascading liquidations.

Social trading platform eToro (ETOR) saw its shares rise 7% on Monday. This momentum followed its strong third-quarter results. The firm reported impressive asset growth at eToro, reaching $20.8 billion. Co-founder and CEO Yoni Assia also announced a $150 million share repurchase plan.

Spot Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) faced a combined $1.72 billion in net outflows last week. This trend extends investor caution. According to Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, the outflows are due to year-end profit-taking and tax considerations. However, BTC whale accumulation and selective altcoin inflows prevented a price collapse.

Cardano (ADA) is showing signs of intense ADA whale accumulation beneath the surface. In just four days, large investors acquired 348 million ADA, valued at $204.3 million. Data from the analytics platform Santiment confirms this is the strongest buying wave since May 2025.

The potential resolution of the administrative closure in the U.S. is generating optimism in the markets. The potential end of the government shutdown, which has lasted 40 days, has reduced “financial uncertainty.” This has sparked a rebound in the institutional accumulation of cryptocurrencies in recent days. The U.S. Senate advanced a procedural vote on Sunday, with a final vote expected on Monday.

ASTER DEX reached a record daily volume of $12,000 million, a milestone that reconfigures competition in decentralized perpetual futures and affects traders, liquidity providers and institutional investors. Despite the surge in activity, the ASTER token remains approximately 53% below its high, highlighting the gap between market usage and token valuation.