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Despite the Clarity Act's failure to pass the Senate, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse asserts that XRP and Ripple's business operations remain unaffected due to the existing legal clarity obtained from the SEC lawsuit.
Garlinghouse's stance suggests that regulatory uncertainty surrounding the Clarity Act does not pose a near-term threat to XRP's operational status or Ripple's business model, implying a degree of resilience in the face of legislative setbacks.
The failure of the Clarity Act leaves key questions about token classification and exchange regulations unresolved, underscoring the ongoing reliance on regulatory interpretation rather than statutory law in the US crypto market.
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Solana's strong RWA inflows, attracting nearly $400 million in 30 days, indicate robust fundamental growth independent of short-term price fluctuations. The integration of Solana as the default network for U.S. Bank's stablecoin banking and Doosan Robotics' partnership signal increasing adoption in traditional finance and industrial sectors, reinforcing network utility. Despite recent price pressure attributed to the CLARITY Act's failure, a forming bull flag on Solana's 4-hour chart suggests a potential breakout to $130 if the $105 resistance level is cleared.
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