Expert Raoul Pal Reveals Crypto Market Outlook as Government Shutdown Ends

The US government finally reopened after US President Donald Trump signed the funding bill passed by both chambers of Congress, ending its 43-day shutdown, which started on October 1, 2025. Meanwhile, market Expert Raoul Pal has voiced out his opinion on what comes next for the crypto market after this landmark event in the history of the United States.

Raoul Pal Explains What the Crypto Market Expect After the Shutdown

As many people mull over the big question, market expert Raoul Pal has speculated about a series of events that are likely to follow the end of the US government shutdown. The Real Vision Co-Founder and CEO, Raoul, in an X update stated that in the next few days, there will be an increased liquidity flow due to massive spending from the Treasury General Account, and this will continue for several months.

In addition, the CEO believes the dollar will begin to lose strength, and the balance sheet will continue to rise. In the X update, the CEO also highlighted the year-end funding squeeze as the next major phenomenon to watch.

Furthermore, he anticipates that temporary measures, such as term funding, will be implemented to boost liquidity. Meanwhile, Raoul Pal is also optimistic that there will be increased effort to finalize the clarity crypto act bill, which is a big deal for the crypto industry, as it would provide a clear regulatory framework for digital assets in the United States.

In addition, Raoul Pal digressed to other nations, stating that China will continue balance sheet expansion and Europe will add fiscal stimulus. In all, Raoul Pal termed this series of events the Liquidity flood.

Rate Cuts Debates Rage On After US Government Shutdown Ends

In other news, Fed policy makers continue to remain divided over further rate cuts for December. Some, like Fed Governor Stephen Miran, believe a 50 basis point rate cut is appropriate for December, as not continuing to ease would be shortsighted. Meanwhile, others like Francisco Fed president Mary, who has always been a firm supporter of further rate cuts, is now on the fence, saying in a recent statement that she has yet to make her decision.

It was also the same for Minneapolis Fed president Neel Kashkari, who remains on the fence due to mixed economic signals. Meanwhile, amid the controversy over rate cuts, the crypto market has taken a sour turn, with Bitcoin dipping below the $100,000 mark and several other top assets following suit, despite the end of the US government shutdown. Thus, all eyes are now on the upcoming policy meeting scheduled for December 10, where votes will be taken to determine if the FOMC will make another rate cut.