Bitcoin Surges to $106,000 Amid Fed Policy Shifts and Shutdown Resolution

Bitcoin's price surged in early European trade on November 10, 2025, reaching over $106,000 due to several macroeconomic factors.

The Federal Reserve hinted at potentially resuming asset purchases to maintain liquidity, as noted by New York Fed President John Williams. This comes as the Fed plans to halt quantitative tightening on December 1.
Prediction markets suggest an 87% chance that the prolonged US government shutdown might end between November 12-15. This would likely increase Treasury spending and bank reserves, supporting Bitcoin's price.
New policy discussions include permitting 50-year mortgages, which could reshape US housing finance and influence liquidity conditions.

Market sentiment is influenced by various speculations:

President Trump proposed potential stimulus checks, while the FHFA considered 50-year mortgages amid ongoing large fiscal deficits.
Commentators like Charles Edwards and James Lavish highlight these developments as supportive of increased liquidity and asset prices.

At the time of reporting, Bitcoin was trading at $106,265.

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