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XRP Senate Majority Leader John Thune submitted closing debate motion on the CLARITY bill, voting postponed until September
Before lawmakers entered the August recess, Senate Majority Leader John Thune submitted a closing debate motion on a motion to advance the CLARITY bill. Cryptocurrency commentator Digital Asset Investor (@digitalassetinvestor) reported on the development and combined multiple sources to analyze the path of the bill's vote in September.
Sern is under pressure
Sern's press secretary Stacey Daniels confirmed the announcement. Thurn said: "Democrats are firmly opposed to voting on the CLARITY bill. I worked with the sponsors of the bill. Senator Lummis is very good and we will arrange this as soon as we return from recess."
Fox Business News reporter Eleanor Terrett reported that filing the closing debate motion was "seen as a positive signal that the Republican leadership intends to prioritize this bill after the Senate resumes." At the time of her analysis, the bill had 51 confirmed votes in support, and she also pointed to two unresolved differences.
However, Senator Bernie Moreno revealed that all 53 Republican senators will vote for the bill. He also said that the negotiations centered on the CLARITY bill and the ball had completely gone to the Senate Democratic side.
CLARITY Bill: Multiple sources and JP Morgan warnings on XRP
Opposing the bill
Commentator Metal Law Man has released a list of senators who oppose the CLARITY bill. On the Democratic side, incumbents seeking re-election include Ed Markey, Hickenlooper, Coons, Ossoff, Booker, Lujan, Merkley, Reed and Warner. Republican Senators Josh Hawley and Moran also opposed it.
One analyst put forward the opposite view. If the CLARITY bill fails to pass, cryptocurrency prices may not suffer the most severe impact. U.S. cryptocurrency companies, especially those that rely on long-term venture capital financing, will feel the greater impact. Hedge funds and liquidity providers can price political fluctuations, but venture investors building ten-year investment cases cannot plan around changing regulatory positions in each election cycle. This makes venture capital-backed cryptocurrency companies most vulnerable to long-term regulatory uncertainty.
JPMorgan warns XRP
JPMorgan warns that Hyperliquid's HYPE tokens may lose market share and be eaten by Solana and XRP as ETF inflows stall after a record May-June influx boom. The warning shows that agencies are increasingly concerned about XRP's competitive position.
In addition, Token Relations data shows that the value of tokenized real-world assets on the XRP ledger has increased by 389.9% since January this year to US$4.4 billion. Analysts at Black Swan Capital believe that XRP could become the world's leading settlement tool in the next decade. They expect this to happen as digital economies get rid of the political and operational burden of the dollar. The core of the argument is that when AI agents and regulated digital dollars operate in the same ecosystem, XRP will absorb settlement needs. The September vote remains the next major catalyst for XRP.
