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XRP 🚨 The CLARITY ACT Just Got SHELVED! But XRP Is DEFENDING $1 ‼️ Delayed, Not Dead

The thesis, the calls, and the words behind them. Play a quote to hear it in the original video.
Stock MoeStock MoeJul 29, 2026Watch on YouTube
Overall SentimentBearishStrength: 70%

Overall Thesis

The shelving of the Clarity Act until September is negative news for XRP, but the asset is defending the $1 support level, suggesting the delay is temporary rather than a permanent setback.

Narratives

XRPXRP (Ripple)
Mixed

Stock Moe frames the CLARITY Act shelving as a delayed, not dead, catalyst for XRP, noting the $1 floor held and price bounced back to $1.08 despite the bad news. He remains bullish long-term on XRP's fundamentals (ETFs, banking pilots, tokenized assets) but cautious short-term, watching whether the $1 floor holds or breaks.

Key Arguments

  • The Senate shelved the CLARITY Act, pushing floor action to September, with ethics language still the main obstacle.
  • Prediction market odds of passage this year dropped from 82% in February to 31% now.
  • XRP dipped to about $1.05 on the news but defended the $1 floor and bounced back to $1.08, showing technical strength.
  • The long-term thesis is unchanged: real ETFs, real banking pilots, and $4 billion in tokenized assets already on the ledger.
  • Without the near-term catalyst, XRP will likely trade based on Bitcoin's direction and the existing $1.05-$1.13 range.

Risks acknowledged

  • If the $1 floor breaks, the setup turns bearish and could slip further.
  • If the bill slips past September into lame duck or a new Congress, the whole legislative effort could restart from scratch.

Predictions (1)

BearTarget: $1
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"So, if we had this little pump and all of a sudden turns red and finishes below this prior candle, you're going down to a dollar."

Hedges & Caveats

  • Host acknowledges uncertainty about how to play XRP going forward pending Congressional action
  • Passage odds have dropped to 31% and continue declining
  • No final compromise on ethics language exists yet
  • Host states he originally expected passage by December, not sooner
  • Multiple political obstacles remain (Russian sanctions bill, senator funeral, crowded schedule)
  • Host is reconsidering position strategy until Congress returns in September
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