Bitcoin rebounds sharply after news of US government shutdown ending, recovering to the $106,000 range

Bitcoin (BTC) prices have rebounded following reports that the U.S. federal government shutdown (temporary suspension of operations) is expected to end soon, News1 reported.
As of 8:30 a.m. on the 11th, according to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin was trading at $106,197 (approximately 16.39 million yen), up 1.44% from the same time the previous day.
Bitcoin rebounded from its previous day's uptrend after reports emerged that the U.S. Senate had reached a bipartisan agreement to end the longest shutdown in history, which lasted 40 days.
US President Donald Trump said on the 10th (local time) that "we're going to reopen the country very quickly," and when asked by a reporter whether he would accept the deal currently in the Senate,
In response to this statement, the cryptocurrency market also reacted, with the blockchain-based prediction market platform Polymarket predicting that the government shutdown will occur on the 12th of this week.
There are trades predicting an 85% chance of the stock closing within the next 15 days.