The U.S. Senate is currently conducting a test vote on a plan to end the government shutdown, with only 4 votes needed to pass.

November 10th: According to official information, the ecological phased mission of Aster has completed a crucial transition. The third phase, "Aster Dawn," came to an end on November 10, 2025, at 07:59 (UTC+8). It has now officially entered the fourth phase, "Aster Harvest." During this phase, 1.5% of the total token supply will be allocated and evenly distributed across six weekly epochs (0.25% per epoch). Query opening date for the third-phase airdrop: December 1, 2025; Claim start date for the third-phase airdrop: December 15, 2025; End date of the fourth phase: December 22, 2025, at 07:59 (UTC+8).

On November 10th, Matrixport released a market view indicating that, from a technical standpoint, the current round of retracement has neared the value-for-money range. The RSI recently dropped to 35. Based on historical experience, technical buy pressure tends to become active around this level. However, the sustainability still requires validation from macro catalysts. Short-term catalysts include: the potential resolution of the U.S. government shutdown this week, and Trump's hint of distributing around $2000 in "stimulus checks" to the public, which leads the market to associate it with the retail frenzy driven by checks in 2020-2021. Overall, considering the net outflow of ETFs in the past week and institutional caution, the rebound is limited. Relying solely on the aforementioned catalysts is difficult to independently drive a substantial trend reversal. Validation through the convergence of liquidity and fundamentals is still needed.

On November 10th, Chad Pergram, the congressional correspondent of Fox News, stated that the final Senate vote time remains undetermined and the House plans to handle the bill on Wednesday. We do not anticipate that the Senate will take a final vote on the new version of the Republican spending bill tonight. The final passage of the bill requires a time agreement within the Senate to expedite the process. Fox News has learned that the Senate may reach an agreement as early as tomorrow and proceed to a vote. The bill only requires a simple majority vote in the Senate. Honestly, considering the situation in the Senate tonight, the final vote may not have much suspense. Next, the bill will move to the House. A senior House GOP official said that the plan is to have the House reconvene on Wednesday and vote and adjourn within a day, assuming there are no unexpected developments.

On November 10th, as reported by the Associated Press, although New York State Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer and the majority of Democratic lawmakers voted against it, some moderate Democrats "switched sides," resulting in a procedural vote in the Senate on "ending the government shutdown" passing. The report stated that moderates had initially anticipated that more Democrats would stand by them as 10 to 12 Democratic senators were engaged in negotiations. However, in the end, only five Democrats changed their voting positions—exactly the number of votes that Republicans needed. On Sunday night, due to three conservative Republican senators who frequently criticized spending bills and refused to vote while conferring with Senator Toomey at the back of the chamber, the vote was temporarily postponed. But after communicating with Trump, they finally cast their affirmative votes. It is reported that after Democrats had a meeting for more than two hours, Schumer expressed that h

On November 10th, following a procedural vote on the "Government Shutdown Ending Solution" in the U.S. Senate, the probability on Polymarket that the "U.S. Government Reopens from the 12th to the 15th" soared to 80%.