According to Kashif Raza, the last time the US government reopened after a shutdown, Bitcoin rose about 300% in five months, as stated in his post on X. Official records from the Congressional Research Service show the 2018–2019 shutdown ended on January 25, 2019, providing the reopening date reference. From the January 25, 2019 close near 3,600 dollars to late-June 2019 intraday highs near 13,800 dollars, BTC gained roughly 250–280%, based on Yahoo Finance BTC-USD historical data. Standard investor guidance from the U.S. SEC notes that past performance does not guarantee future results, underscoring the need for risk management when using historical patterns.

According to @cryptorover, the last time the U.S. government reopened after a shutdown, Bitcoin began a five-month rally exceeding 300%. Source: @cryptorover on X, Nov 9, 2025. The 35-day federal shutdown ended and the government reopened on Jan 25, 2019, providing the historical anchor for this comparison. Source: Congressional Research Service report on the 2018–2019 shutdown. Following that reopening, BTC-USD rose from roughly the mid-$3,000s on Jan 25, 2019 to about $13,800 by late June 2019, a move of around 300% over approximately five months. Source: Yahoo Finance BTC-USD historical daily data. Traders referencing this historical analog flagged by @cryptorover may monitor momentum and liquidity shifts around any confirmed reopening headlines, given the documented 2019 move. Sources: @cryptorover on X; Yahoo Finance BTC-USD historical data.