According to BlockBeats, the U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote tonight on a bill to end the 42-day government shutdown. The vote is scheduled for 4 p.m. Eastern Time (5 a.m. UTC+8). If passed, the bill would reopen the government, restore access to key economic data, and help reduce the market uncertainty that has persisted throughout the shutdown.

The U.S. Senate has already approved the measure, forwarding it to the House for final consideration. Meanwhile, financial markets are closely watching ETF developments amid the political uncertainty. Several issuers—including Franklin and Bitwise—have listed XRP ETFs on the DTCC website, alongside 21Shares’ Polkadot, DOGE, and Sui ETFs, and Bitwise’s Chainlink ETF. While DTCC listings are part of standard pre-launch procedures, they do not signify SEC approval.

In addition, Canary has filed an 8-A form for its XRP spot ETF, the final step before a potential Nasdaq listing. If approved, the first XRP spot ETF could debut as early as Thursday.

Analysts from Swiss crypto bank Sygnum note that investors are eagerly awaiting the end of the government shutdown, as a resolution could accelerate SEC approval for a batch of altcoin ETFs and potentially spark a new wave of institutional capital inflows.

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