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ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, based on the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' government shutdown contingency plan, the agency will suspend all operations and will not release economic data during the government shutdown. The non-farm payroll report originally scheduled for release at 20:30 tonight will be affected. Previously, the weekly unemployment benefits claims report scheduled for Thursday was not released. According to CNN, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has completed the collection of September's non-farm data and may be ready to release it. However, the Bureau of Labor Statistics has not responded to this report.

Jinse Finance reported that Matrixport released its daily chart analysis, stating that the current cryptocurrency cycle is markedly different from previous ones, with capital shifting from early-stage project bets to mature companies eligible for IPOs. Altcoins, venture capital funds, and hedge funds have all underperformed compared to bitcoin, reinforcing a "winner-takes-all" pattern—where the strongest participants continue to capture market share. Retail investors remain largely on the sidelines, while institutional funds are concentrated in companies that can access public markets and have the ability to operate at scale. On-chain data shows that the continuous selling by miners and early holders has almost offset the inflows from ETFs and treasury funds, which not only reduces market volatility but also weakens bitcoin's appeal to risk-seeking investors. However, Wall Street has strong incentives to extend the bull market: the cryptocurrency sector has pending IPOs totaling $226 billions, with an expected $30–45 billions in new capital to be raised. These IPOs are moderate in size, with a low number of circulating shares (low float), which may amplify price volatility and make stock allocation a potential profit opportunity.