The CLARITY Act faces a razor-thin 48-hour legislative window before Congress heads into recess — and XRP is holding a critical technical level while the outcome hangs in the balance. Today's briefing covers the Senate procedural vote, Ripple's SettleMint Asia-Pacific launch, Bitwise ETF growth, and the $1.34 support line every trader is watching.
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The CLARITY Act has a two-day window to survive. A Senate procedural vote is locked in for September fifteenth, but the House is leaving town on September seventeenth.
The SEC isn't waiting. The proposed crypto regulation released this cycle is designed to slot directly into CLARITY Act provisions once Congress acts.
While the regulatory debate plays out domestically, Ripple is expanding infrastructure internationally. The new SettleMint partnership integrates Ripple's Custody platform with SettleMint's digital asset lifecycle management tools, targeting institutional clients across Asia-Pacific.
On the ETF front, Bitwise's XRP ETF held three hundred sixty-five million XRP as of August thirtieth. That's an increase of seventy-eight and a half million XRP since June thirtieth.
XRP is sitting at one dollar and thirty-seven cents, resting on the daily two-hundred exponential moving average. The RSI reads sixty-point-four-two, which is constructive.
Two things matter most heading into the next forty-eight hours. The first is whether Senate procedural movement on September fifteenth generates enough momentum to force a House vote before recess.
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