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JPMorgan Slashes CLARITY Odds to 37% & XRPL 3.3.0 Arrives
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JPMorgan has cut CLARITY Act passage odds from 80% to 37%, sending Standard Chartered's XRP price target down to $2.80 — while XRPL's biggest enterprise upgrade in months heads to a validator vote next week. The infrastructure is building, but the catalyst is missing.
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Four point four billion dollars in tokenized assets now sit on the XRP Ledger. XRP itself is down over forty percent this year and barely holding a dollar six.
The clearest signal of where things stand came from JPMorgan this week. The bank cut its odds of the CLARITY Act passing in twenty twenty-six from eighty percent in February down to thirty-seven percent.
On the infrastructure side, XRPL's next major upgrade arrives next week. Version three point three point zero carries five new features targeting institutional use: Confidential MPT, Batch, Permission Delegation, Sponsored Fees and Reserves, and Dynamic MPT.
The validator approval process carries real risk. Two of these amendments, Batch and Permission Delegation, have already been rejected before.
There's a quieter issue underneath the tokenization headline worth flagging. Most of that four point four billion in tokenized assets settles through RLUSD, Ripple's own stablecoin, not through XRP.
Two things define the near-term picture. The validator vote on three point three point zero will confirm whether XRPL's enterprise features clear the governance bar this time.
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