
CLARITY Act vote set for today; bipartisan support crucial
The CLARITY Act vote's outcome could reshape U.S. digital asset regulation, highlighting the critical need for bipartisan cooperation.

The CLARITY Act vote's outcome could reshape U.S. digital asset regulation, highlighting the critical need for bipartisan cooperation.

XRPUSDT is trading around 1.40 USDT following a sharp rally to nearly 1.49 and a subsequent pullback. On the positive side, the price remains above the EMA34–EMA89 levels (around 1.38), while the 1.31–1.36 range continues to serve as a critical "Buy Zone." Technically, XRP remains within a descending channel; therefore, the 1.43–1.46 zone represents a hurdle that must be cleared. If the price pulls back but holds the 1.35–1.38 range before breaking out of the channel's upper boundary, I lean toward the scenario of XRP extending to 1.50–1.55 before targeting the key level around 1.59 USDT. XRP is showing positive signs regarding capital flow. FXStreet reported a gain of over 6% in the previous session, while the Long/Short ratio in the derivatives market has risen to approximately 1.15, indicating that market positioning favors the bulls. Additionally, today's procedural vote on the CLARITY Act in the US Senate could act as a catalyst for the broader cryptocurrency market. The bullish scenario would be invalidated if XRP decisively loses the 1.31–1.33 zone. Will XRP hold the Buy Zone and break the descending channel to target 1.59?

Binance altcoin inflows have nearly quadrupled since July as traders brace for the CLARITY Act vote and the Federal Reserve’s rate decision.

Senate Democrats sent Republicans a CLARITY Act counteroffer hours before a Sept. 15 cloture vote, keeping ethics and stablecoin disputes open.


The Senate Democrats have already drafted a response proposal in light of the new version of the CLARITY Act. The negotiation process seems incomplete prior to a critical vote in the Senate. The Republican crypto bill has been finalized by the Republicans on Sunday. It was announced to be their
XRP and XLM prices exploded more than 8% on September 14, as traders positioned ahead of a pivotal Senate procedural vote on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act). XRP climbed to $1.47, up 8.42%, while XLM surged even harder to $0.1949, gaining 8.44%. What’s Driving the Rally in XRP and XLM The CLARITY

A Democratic counterproposal landed ahead of the Senate vote as lawmakers remained divided over ethics language and other CLARITY Act provisions.

Banking groups also said the GOP’s final text leaves stablecoin reward loopholes, while tribal gaming interests warn that its prediction market provisions threaten tribal sovereignty.
Lots of bullish confluence at the moment on XRPUSD’s 1 day chart here. First off we just closed our 1st daily bullish candle above the top trendline of the bullflag. Secondly the stochrsi has been in the fully reset / oversold zone for over a week now and has just now dipped back up into the bullish zone. Thirdly, the golden cross is likely to occur sometime this week and price action is still relatively close to the 200ma which increases the probability of a sustained golden cross. Lastly tomorrow(Tuesday) at 2:15pm est they are holding the cloture vote for the clarity act. Normally I would expect an event like this to result in a sell the news event, but since they have spent the majority of the past few months scaremongering about how there is no way they will have enough votes for it to pass, I think then if it does pass it could very easily coincide with a market wide pump instead of the usual sell the news dump. We will know soon enough. For now I think the probability is higher this bullflag will validate the bullish breakout rather than become a fakeout, always smartest to wait for a clear validation first though. If it were to validate the breakout on the current break above the flag, the measured move target is $1.96 . It might very well do a dump fakeout back inside the flag on the day of the cloture vote only to reverse course once the golden cross happens and then have the real breakout. Stay vigilant. *not financial advice*


Polymarket traders now give the CLARITY Act an 18% chance of becoming law in 2026, down from roughly 34% earlier on Sept. 14 and 82% in February. Bank and state opposition has left key disputes unresolved before a Senate vote. Why CLARITY Act Odds Fell Back to 18% The CLARITY Act’s rebound unraveled within hours […]

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse backed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s case for advancing the CLARITY Act, arguing the final compromise deserves Senate support. Bessent says the bill gives Treasury tools to protect community banks if stablecoin-related deposit flight emerges. Garlinghouse Backs Bessent Ahead of Senate Vote Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pressed senators Sept. 14 to support […]

Senate Democrats are preparing a counteroffer to the Senate Republicans’ CLARITY Act draft text introduced on Sunday. Democrats have criticized the new ethics language as falling short of their expectations, and even some Republicans have expressed doubt about the CLARITY Act’s content and scope. Senate Democrats to Introduce CLARITY Act Counteroffer The future of the […]

BTCUSDT is trading around 77,930 USDT after breaking out of a descending channel and briefly pushing toward the 79,200 level. The current pullback is bringing the price back to retest the breakout zone around 77,700–78,000, an area that also converges with a cluster of short-term EMAs. If BTC holds this zone and buying pressure returns, I lean toward a scenario where the price continues to recover to 79,200–79,500, subsequently extending toward the primary target near 80,500 USDT. Losing the 77,500 level would make the current breakout look less convincing. On the macro front, Reuters reports improving ETF inflows and increasingly bullish positioning in the options market, while today's vote on the Clarity Act could serve as a specific catalyst for the crypto sector.

Senator Cynthia Lummis, one of the driving forces behind the CLARITY Act, remarks that the bill, in its final form, represents one of the largest bipartisan Senate endeavors. She stresses that if it fails, crypto companies will take their business elsewhere. ‘Put Their Money Where Their Mouth Is’: Lummis Calls Democrats to Rally Behind CLARITY […]
Bank trade groups, 18 state attorneys general, and Senator Elizabeth Warren all pushed back against the revised Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, hours before the Senate procedural vote that will decide the bill’s fate. Republicans published the updated text and described it as a final offer to Democrats. The Senate holds a cloture vote Tuesday

Senate Republicans have outlined what’s new in the final version of the CLARITY Act ahead of a Sept. 15 procedural vote. The changes would strengthen ethics enforcement, create a stablecoin safeguard, and extend developer protections to miners and validators. What’s New for Federal Officials U.S. Senators Cynthia Lummis (R-WY), John Boozman (R-AR) and Tim Scott […]
