Ripple executives and other crypto industry leaders publicly supported the Senate's CLARITY Act ahead of a key Banking Committee markup on May 14, 2026. The bill aims to provide clearer regulatory guidelines, stronger consumer protections, and maintain U.S. leadership in digital assets. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse emphasized that millions of Americans hold crypto and deserve the same protections as other asset classes. The legislation reflects input from regulators, lawmakers, and industry stakeholders and is seen as a major step toward responsible innovation and market clarity in the U.S. crypto sector.
Leading cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Ethereum dropped ahead of the US Senate Banking Committee's vote on the Clarity Act, which aims to clarify crypto regulations. Bitcoin fell below $79,000 before partially recovering, while Ethereum hit an intraday...
XRP exchange-traded funds have attracted $1.36 billion in inflows since November 2025, signaling strong institutional interest ahead of the U.S. Senate's May 14 markup of the CLARITY Act. This legislation could clarify digital asset regulations, pote...
Section 105 of the draft CLARITY Act is drawing attention for potentially shielding XRP secondary market sales from being reclassified as securities, referencing prior court rulings like the 2023 decision by Judge Analisa Torres. XRP supporters argue...
Ripple's Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty highlighted that 67 million Americans now hold cryptocurrency, emphasizing their political influence ahead of the CLARITY Act markup. Ripple supports the bill, viewing it as essential for regulatory clarit...
Bitcoin fell below $80,000 amid cautious crypto markets ahead of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee's markup meeting on the Clarity Act. Significant outflows were seen from spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, with over 120,000 traders liquidated recently....
