I will explain my position on cryptocurrency (bitcoin etc.) and XRP in short fashion. When I buy, whether stocks, bonds or crypto I commit fully. I do not bail before price appreciation. I stay in until I make what I came for and it's not pennies.
LATEST: πΊπΈ A new CLARITY Act draft could drop as soon as next week, but Democrats have not signed on as the Senate races to act before its August recess, CoinDesk reports.
XRP can see price appreciation without the CLARITY Act passing, thanks to existing regulatory guidance, growing institutional adoption, and robust ETF inflows.
Existing Regulatory Guidelines: The SEC and CFTC have already provided interpretive guidance and classifications for XRP, which provides foundational rules for institutions to utilize the technology regardless of new legislation.
Institutional Adoption: Industry analysts point out that fundamental driversβsuch as Ripple infrastructure execution and blockchain integration by traditional finance players like Nasdaq and the NYSEβare what ultimately drive enterprise adoption and long-term valuation.
@drunkxtard@EricTrump LOL, I love you guys are keeping up with the markets, but I think you are wrong about clarity. It has been stated clarity is NOT needed for Xrp.
@MightyD88@Chloe9206@EricTrump Nope, clarity act has nothing to do with xrp price appreciation. XRP already has DTCC guidance doesn't need the clarity act.
I hate to tell you this... I KNOW it can't be that low and that it has to be over 1000 dollars in the next two months, The math you're using is the same everyone else is trying to use. Market cap has nothing to do with the price when it comes to XRP. Utility will determine price. Also, XRP won't be tied to Market cap because utility coins will be a different part of the market. IT has already been stated.
As of today, July 11, 2026, the available, off-exchange supply of XRP is highly illiquid. On-chain reports indicate that a combined total of roughly 1.5 billion to 2 billion XRP remains in over-the-counter (OTC) desk reserves and dark pools as institutions quietly accumulate tokens for ETF and fund products