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Whale Surge, CLARITY Act Delay & ETF Tug of War | Jul 2
Audio is available on Spreaker — see link below.
XRP whale buying hits a 50.9% spread while retail stays absent — but the CLARITY Act just missed its July 4th Senate target, pushing the biggest regulatory catalyst to late July at earliest. Today's briefing covers whale accumulation, ETF inflows, XRPL wallet growth, and Ripple's OpenUSD entry.
Audio is available on Spreaker — see link below.
Whales are buying XRP at the fastest pace in over three months. The whale-versus-retail spread hit fifty point nine percent on July second.
The single biggest near-term catalyst just slipped. The CLARITY Act was tracking toward a Senate floor vote around July fourth.
Spot XRP ETFs recorded fourteen point three four million dollars in net inflows on June twenty-ninth, ending a month-long outflow streak. June total inflows crossed sixty-two million.
On the network side, XRP Ledger added four thousand nine hundred and forty-one new wallets in a single day on July second. That's the strongest single-day growth in over three months.
Ripple officially joined the OpenUSD stablecoin initiative on July second, alongside over one hundred and forty companies including Visa, Mastercard, and BlackRock. The XRP Ledger is positioned as a potential settlement rail for the standard.
The SEC formally opened a sixty-day public comment period on June thirtieth, covering prediction market ETFs and other novel products. This is part of a broader shift in how the agency is approaching crypto-adjacent financial instruments.
The picture heading into late July is this. Whales are accumulating.
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