🚀 Bitcoin Rockets Beyond $106K After Senate Approves Trump’s $3.3T ’Big Beautiful Bill’

Bitcoin just punched through another psychological barrier—smashing past $106,000 as Washington opens the fiscal floodgates.

The trigger? A $3.3 trillion spending spree dubbed the 'Big Beautiful Bill' just sailed through the Senate. Traders are treating BTC like a digital lifeboat as fiat debasement fears go mainstream.

Wall Street analysts are already calling this 'QE5 on blockchain'—though let's be real, half these guys still think Satoshi is a sushi roll.

With institutional inflows hitting record highs and retail FOMO building, this rally's got more fuel than a meme stock convention. Just don't ask what happens when the liquidity taps get turned off.

• Senate passes Trump’s $3.3 trillion bill with tie-breaking VP vote
• BTC rebounds above $106,000 amid inflation and debt concerns
• Crypto tax benefits dropped despite industry pressure

Bitcoin surged more than 10% above $106,000 following the passage by the U.S. Senate of a massive $3.3 trillion tax and spending bill. The bill, which was dubbed Donald Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’, revived interest in digital assets. The bill had an inflationary effect and a weaker dollar outlook, which investors reacted to by transferring funds into Bitcoin as a hedge.

The Senate passed the legislation with 51 votes after the tie-breaking vote by the Vice President JD Vance. The bill includes tax cuts of $4.5 trillion with spending cuts of $1.2 trillion. The action caused bullish sentiment in Bitcoin, which tends to rise in periods of fiscal expansion and debt growth.

Source: CoinMarketCap

Bitcoin rebounded from an intraday low of $105,689 to recover the 106,000 mark, according to CoinMarketCap data. The passage of the bill created a buying pressure, as investors responded to the inflationary effects of a low federal revenue. bitcoin is usually seen as a hedge in cases where government spending and debt are rising.

De Minimis Exemption Misses Out

As the legislation progressed, it lacked various crypto-related tax amendments that were under debate. Legislators and crypto advocates had insisted on amendments that would favor miners, stakers, and retail crypto users. However, the time lapse before the vote did not allow such additions to be completed or discussed.

Senator Cynthia Lummis made a last-minute attempt to include a crypto amendment in the Senate’s final vote sessions. The amendment proposed that staking rewards should be tax-exempt and provide better treatment of businesses that own digital assets. The amendment failed to make it in despite the increasing support as the deadline lapsed.

Crypto enthusiasts regarded the omission as a lost chance to modernize crypto taxation in the U.S. The proposed amendments were intended to make the policies fair and encourage innovation in the blockchain sphere. Nevertheless, crypto-related issues were sidelined in the final text due to the emphasis on the wider fiscal problems.

Debt Growth Spikes Optimism Around Bitcoin

Market analysts add that the major implication is how the bill highlights the long-term growth in debt, which may keep fueling the demand for Bitcoin. The bill also shifted focus to the comparison between the unlimited supply of fiat money and Bitcoin’s maximum limit of 21 million. Investors now consider Bitcoin a more secure store of value amid increasing government spending.

The bill’s next destination is the U.S. House, where more political debate is likely to take place. Any modifications may alter the market perspective, although Bitcoin seems to benefit due to the economic transition. Traders now look out for follow-up policy developments that may directly affect crypto in the next few weeks.