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Techub News, @CryptoWendyO tweeted that Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse stated that the Clarity Act is a key step in providing millions of crypto users with clear rules and protections, helping the United States maintain its lead in crypto innovation. The bill aims to establish a clear regulatory framework for digital assets, addressing the long-standing issue of regulatory uncertainty in the industry. Garlinghouse has long called for clearer crypto regulations in the U.S., believing that clear rules will foster innovation and protect consumers.
Techub News, according to Bitcoinist, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse stated that XRP's uniqueness lies in its payment-focused design, featuring a settlement speed of 3-5 seconds, transaction costs below one cent, and the ability to process over 4 billion transactions. He emphasized that the XRP Ledger was created by core Bitcoin contributors with the specific goal of addressing payment efficiency issues. He also mentioned that the long-term support of the "XRP family" community is a key factor in the project's sustainability, and that this combination of technical performance and community endurance forms the core positioning of the asset.
Techub News, according to Cointelegraph, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse warned at the Consensus 2026 conference that, despite recent progress on the CLARITY Act, the Senate only has a few weeks before its August recess to advance the bill due to the impact of the November U.S. midterm elections and campaign season. If it fails to pass, a comprehensive cryptocurrency regulatory framework may not be introduced until 2030. The bill aims to establish clear rules for the U.S. cryptocurrency industry and end years of regulatory uncertainty. The Senate Banking Committee has scheduled a markup of the bill for this Thursday. A HarrisX poll in May showed that 52% of surveyed voters support the bill, which has received bipartisan backing.
Techub News, according to bitcoinist.com, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse stated that if the company eventually goes public, XRP holders may receive "special benefits," but emphasized that going public is not a current priority. He noted the underwhelming performance of recent crypto IPOs such as BitGo and Gemini, and believes that remaining a private company offers greater flexibility. Ripple was last valued at $50 billion. He said the company is increasing the utility of XRP by building infrastructure and partnerships, indirectly benefiting holders, and added that as a private company, it can speak more freely, which is one of the reasons it is not in a rush to go public.
Techub News, according to Bitcoinist, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse stated in an interview at Consensus 2026 that XRP community activity has reached an all-time high, while warning that chain maximalism hinders industry adoption, emphasizing that the future will be a multi-chain world rather than a single-chain dominated one. He pointed out that Ripple's recent acquisitions and product expansions aim to deepen XRP's real-world utility rather than market speculation. The cryptocurrency industry is entering an institutional phase, with tokenization, collateral use cases, and traditional finance partnerships becoming core themes, while community strength has helped the network navigate regulatory conflicts and market downturns.
Techub News, according to NewsBTC, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse stated at the CoinDesk Consensus Miami event that the next two weeks will be critical for the CLARITY Act legislative process. He warned that if the Senate Banking Committee fails to advance the bill on schedule, its chances of passage will "drop sharply." The draft bill aims to restrict crypto companies from paying interest or returns to customers holding payment stablecoins, but allows for non-functional incentive measures. He acknowledged that the bill is a compromise, but believes regulatory clarity is preferable to industry uncertainty.
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