Hagerty says CLARITY Act "will definitely pass"-Why XRP investors pay close attention to
Confidence in the XRP community is growing after Senator Bill Hagerty made one of the clearest statements yet on the CLARITY Act. He declared: "We must finish this job and we will finish it. "
More notably, Hagerty's remarks marked a significant shift in the direction of the discussion. The current focus of debate is no longer whether the CLARITY Act should be passed, but whether Congress can overcome procedural delays and a crowded legislative schedule and ultimately implement it. This distinction is crucial.
In Hagerty's view, the main challenge lies in timing, not lack of political support. His confidence stems from the GENIUS Act previously passed by Congress, which proves that as long as there is bipartisan consensus, legislators can indeed promote major digital asset legislation. For XRP holders, the success strengthens expectations that the CLARITY Act may follow closely.
Why is the CLARITY Act seen as the key to game-changing?
The bill aims to establish a long-awaited regulatory framework that clearly defines which digital assets fall under the jurisdiction of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and which are regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). This clarity will help eliminate the uncertainty that has hindered innovation and institutional engagement in the crypto industry for years.
For XRP, the impact could be far-reaching. Although Ripple has achieved a landmark victory in court, confirming that XRP is not essentially a security in secondary market sales, the overall regulatory environment in the United States remains fragmented. As a result, the CLARITY Act can provide exchanges, financial institutions, developers and investors with the legal certainty they need to build, trade and integrate XRP-based solutions with greater confidence.
How does the CLARITY Act unlock the next phase of XRP growth?
Bullish expectations are also supported by Senator Cynthia Loomis. She recently supported the Federal Reserve's proposed "streamlined master accounts" framework and advocated that any institution operating in accordance with the law-whether a bank, fintech company or crypto company-should have equal access to the U.S. payment system.
Loomis said: "Our payment system is a public good. "She emphasized that regulators should promote innovation rather than create unnecessary obstacles for compliant companies.
This position is highly consistent with Ripple's long-standing call for clear, technology-neutral regulation. Wider access to the U.S. financial system is expected to accelerate the adoption of XRP ledge-based blockchain payments, stablecoins, tokenized assets, and enterprise-level applications.
While the CLARITY Act itself will not determine the market value of XRP, it may remove the biggest obstacle in the industry-regulatory uncertainty. A clear legal framework is likely to encourage more institutions to participate, unlock new investment opportunities, and enhance market confidence in XRP and the entire XRPL ecosystem.
For the XRP community, Hagerty's remarks represent more than just political optimism, but also a sign that Washington is moving beyond the debate about whether crypto assets need regulatory clarity to focus on "how quickly this clarity can become law."

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