XRP clings to one-dollar support as ETF inflows crater 93% while whales snap up 380 million coins — three conditions now stand between XRP and recovery. Today's briefing breaks down the CLARITY Act odds, Reg Crypto, and the RLUSD paradox.
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XRP is sitting on one dollar support, down sixty-five percent from its January peak of three dollars and forty cents, and the question right now isn't whether it recovers. It's whether any of the three conditions required for recovery can actually be met.
Start with what collapsed. XRP ETF inflows dropped from fourteen point eight six million dollars the previous week to just one point zero one million.
Condition one is the CLARITY Act. Senate Majority Leader Thune filed cloture before recess, setting a September fifteenth vote.
The SEC is moving regardless. The commission scheduled a vote for August fourteenth on a tailored offering regime for crypto investment contracts, what it's calling Reg Crypto.
Condition three is the one that looks most paradoxical. Ripple's stablecoin RLUSD reached one point six billion in market cap, with Mastercard, JPMorgan, and BlackRock integrations in place.
One cleaner signal came from Robinhood's UK launch, the first major G7 brokerage outside the US offering commission-free XRP trading. Small in volume terms for now, but it reflects regulatory comfort in a jurisdiction that matters for European expansion.
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