From historical data:

From 1995 to 1996, the U.S. government was shut down for 21 days, and the S&P rose about 4.0% in the month following the shutdown.

In 2013, the U.S. government was shut down for 17 days, and then increased by about 4.5% in a month.

A record 35-day shutdown from 2018 to 2019 ended with the S&P rising 5% a month later.

Overall, after the 6 major shutdowns in the United States that began in 1990, the S&P averaged a rise of 1% to 4% in one month and an increase of 3% to 7% within three months.

The historical act of carving a boat to seek a sword may not necessarily be correct, but I feel this time might be an exception. Of course, this is merely my personal judgment, and my judgment is not necessarily correct. I think it might rebound as early as tonight. If it's later, it should rebound next week.

Still the same thing, I may not be right, just my own judgment, so when it drops, I buy. Make sure I can always have the low-priced $BTC in hand.