Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse says there’s a 90% chance that the Clarity Act is suddenly closer than ever to becoming law. In his prediction, it could pass by April. Policymakers may be entering the decisive phase of US crypto legislation with confirmation from Stuart Alderoty. They are reportedly reviewing the legislation line-by-line as the White House pressure mounts.
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Ripple Clarity Act Momentum Builds as Garlinghouse and Alderoty Align in DC

In a series of high-level breakthroughs, the Ripple Clarity Act is no longer an if but a when. Ripple’s leadership provides a rare, unified front on the bill’s endgame, combining optimistic market projections with legal confirmation.
With a target window of April for the bill to cross the finish line, the industry is bracing for a monumental shift. Garlinghouse’s bullish stance is supported by Stuart. Stuart, from the DC meeting, reports that the bill has graduated from a high-level debate and is at the technical refinement stage.
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In a statement, he said:
“We rolled up our sleeves and went through specific language today. Work will continue in the coming days. Let’s get this right and make the US the crypto capital of the world!“
Such detailed drafting suggests the Clarity Act is further along than at any previous point, reinforcing expectations that a vote could come soon.
The Impact of the Clarity Act
Should the act pass with the 90% probability that Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse expects, the implications for Ripple and the broader market are profound. The Clarity Act could establish one of the most comprehensive federal frameworks for digital assets in the United States. By clarifying how cryptocurrencies are classified and which regulators oversee different parts of the market, a new dawn is imminent.
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With Alderoty confirming that the work in DC is reaching its technical endgame, the next few weeks will be critical. The industry is no longer just hoping for a seat at the table; it is actively drafting the rules of the game.