CLARITY Act Window is Now Open: Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse
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Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse says the CLARITY Act "window is open" after direct Washington meetings with senators and White House officials, noting progress as negotiations resumed post–Easter recess and marking Ripple's 11th anniversary. Stablecoin yield has been the main legislative blocker since January; Senator Thom Tillis is expected to publish a compromise draft this week that would ban passive yield, a material regulatory change for stablecoins and DeFi. Growing bipartisan engagement (Hagerty, Moreno, Scott, Boozman) increases the likelihood the CLARITY Act — which aims to split crypto oversight — advances, improving regulatory clarity, adoption prospects, and market certainty for crypto and related tokens.
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- The CLARITY Act window is open, says Ripple’s Brad Garlinghouse, post-Washington meetings.
- Stablecoin yield remains the only major blocker since January, with lawmakers split.
- Senator Thom Tillis draft compromise is expected this week, banning passive yield.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse says the window for the CLARITY Act is now open after direct meetings in Washington with key senators and White House officials.
This comes after months of stalled progress. Talks with lawmakers, including Bill Hagerty, Bernie Moreno, Tim Scott, and John Boozman, point to growing support behind the bill.
While celebrating 11 years at Ripple, Garlinghouse said that the industry is closer than ever to regulatory clarity. The tone changed after the Senate returned from Easter recess, and negotiations resumed at a pace.
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