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XRP Jim Cramer may have just sent the clearest signal to the XRP community that the CLARITY Act will pass. Cryptorover shared a screenshot of Cramer's post in which he wrote: "I am sure the CLARITY Act will never pass!" Cryptorover completely reversed this statement. The encryption community generally agrees with the rover's views.
Cramer's History
Cramer has been known for years for making mistakes in major market judgments. His track record is so well-documented that his predictions have become a contrarian indicator for many investors. When Cramer expresses certainty about a certain outcome, a significant part of the financial and crypto community expects the opposite outcome. Crypto-rovers have taken advantage of this reputation. The post was widely agreed by community members, who saw Cramer's certainty as a bullish sign for the bill's passage. The response was quick and almost one-sided.
Confirm: CLARITY Bill is about to be passed! 
Status of the CLARITY Act
The Clarity Bill is about to be voted on in the Senate. Senate Majority Leader John Thune filed a closing-debate motion before lawmakers went into August recess. This submission ensures that the bill gets debate time when the Senate reconvenes. Closing debate voting is scheduled for September 15, 2026 at 2:15 p.m. Senator Bernie Moreno said negotiations are over. "There is absolutely nothing to 'finalise'," he said. He confirmed that all 53 Republican senators are expected to vote to close the debate. The bill requires 60 votes to pass the closing debate threshold, which means at least seven Democrats need to defect. The main opposition came from the banking lobby, but Senator Cynthia Loomis fought back vigorously. Patrick McHenry, former chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, responded to a push from the banking lobby. He told Bloomberg that the effort was "ignored." McHenry predicts the bill will be passed before the end of 2026.
September 15 is the key date
Now all eyes are turning to September 15. Republicans have the votes they need to move forward with the vote. The question is whether enough Democrats will join them to break the 60-vote threshold. Early indicators showed favorable because reports said between 7 and 10 Democrats were prepared to support the legislation. Cramer's post brought a moment of confidence to the crypto community. Whether or not his historical record is repeated, legislative prospects before September support optimism about the CLARITY Act.
