"XRP's classification is a regulatory opinion, not a permanent law, meaning a future administration could reverse it, leaving XRP's legal foundation fragile."
"The CLARITY Act passed the House with strong bipartisan support but has been stuck in the Senate since January, risking its chances for 2026."
"The fight over the CLARITY Act centers on stablecoin yield, with banks arguing that allowing interest payments would disadvantage traditional banking."
"A compromise on stablecoin yield was reached, but the timeline for the markup has been pushed to the end of April, creating uncertainty."
XRP's classification as a commodity by the SEC and CFTC is not a permanent law, making its legal status precarious. The CLARITY Act, which could solidify this classification, has passed the House but is stalled in the Senate. If it does not progress by late April, XRP's price could be negatively impacted. The bill's delay stems from disagreements over stablecoin yield, with a compromise reached recently, but the timeline remains uncertain, putting XRP's future at risk.
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