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XRP Cryptocurrency expert Digital Perspectives points out that CLARITY bill faces uncertainty ahead of key Senate vote
Recently, cryptocurrency commentator Digital Perspectives posted a tweet on social media highlighting the uncertainty faced by CLARITY bill ahead of key Senate vote. Despite reports that some members of Congress expressed doubts about the bill's prospects for passage, the White House reiterated its commitment to pushing the bill through in September.
The White House insists on advancing the CLARITY bill
In the video accompanying the tweet, Digital Perspectives first focused on relevant remarks by Patrick J. Witt, White House Executive Director of Digital Assets. According to commentators, Witt said the government is "fully committed to getting the CLARITY Act implemented smoothly in September." Witt also emphasized that the digital asset industry needs lasting regulatory rules, which must be achieved through legislation, and pointed out that the United States cannot defer action indefinitely.
Digital Perspectives compared this position with what Witt said it heard in Congress. Commentators reported that Witt learned from multiple members of Congress or staff while in Washington that the bill may actually be in a state of "failure as soon as it is proposed." Although acknowledging this possibility, Digital Perspectives remains optimistic about the bill's prospects.
In addition, commentators highlighted Senator Cynthia Lummis's warning that if this Congress fails to pass the CLARITY bill, the next major opportunity for market structure legislation may not appear until 2030. Digital Perspectives presented this warning as evidence that a vote is approaching and legislative windows are limited.
Senate vote comes into focus
Digital Perspectives said Senate Majority Leader John Thune had requested a cloture vote around 2 p.m. on September 15. He emphasized that the vote to end the debate itself does not constitute the final full house vote on the bill. Commentators see the upcoming vote as a major test for the bill after months of legislative uncertainty.
He also referred to odds data forecasting the market, saying it showed a probability of passage of the bill at about 10% to 15%, highlighting the uncertainty surrounding the bill's future. Despite these probability data, Digital Perspectives still shows that it is optimistic.
XRP developments spark more discussion
In addition to legislative issues, Digital Perspectives also links the debate on the CLARITY bill to the latest developments on the XRP ledger. He discussed the proposed "Batch amendment", saying it was close to the number of votes needed to obtain approval and could allow multiple transactions to be processed simultaneously. He believes the amendment is expected to support higher trading volume and institutional applications, while admitting that this is only his personal interpretation.
Commentators also pointed to the emergence of XRP-related brand activity in college sports and the continued institutional interest attracted through spot XRP ETFs. He said that currently seven U.S. XRP ETFs together account for 1.11% of XRP supply, with cumulative net inflows reaching US$1.7 billion, and regarded these two developments as signals of continued institutional interest.
For Digital Perspectives, the core question remains: Can the CLARITY bill continue to advance despite resistance within Congress?
