The US Senate approved today, by a vote of 54 to 46, a law that allows the use of cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and $ETH , in commercial transactions of up to $10,000 without additional taxes. The decision, driven by lobbyists from the tech sector and supported by Republican senators, reflects the growing lobby to integrate digital assets into the traditional economy. According to Reuters, the price of $BTC rose 7% in the last hours, reaching $89,000. Critics, such as Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren, warn of money laundering risks, but supporters celebrate: "It's a milestone for financial freedom," said Senator Ted Cruz. The law goes into effect in July.