XRP price trades near $1.0283 as the Senate delays CLARITY Act voting. Read technical levels, ETF catalysts, and LiquidChain presale updates.
XRP extended its slide on Thursday ET after the U.S. Senate delayed a key vote on the ‘CLARITY Act,' a market-structure bill aimed at defining regulatory lines for digital assets—an outcome traders viewed as prolonging ‘regulatory uncertainty' across the sector. As of Thursday ET, XRP was changing hands around $1.0332, down roughly 1.45% over the past 24 hours and about 3.93% over the past week, according to figures cited by multiple market trackers.
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Flows into U.S.-listed spot altcoin ETFs were largely muted on Wednesday, with demand concentrating in a handful of products. Spot XRP (XRP) and Hyperliquid (HYPE) ETFs logged fresh net inflows, while spot Solana (SOL) ETFs slipped back into outflow territory after a flat prior session—signaling a market still in 'wait-and-see' mode rather than broad-based risk-on positioning.
XRP trades near $1.03 as short positioning builds, spot demand weakens and the Senate delays the CLARITY Act vote until September.
XRP experienced a 1.29% decline to $1.0476 during Wednesday's trading session on August 6, marking its fourth straight day of losses. Throughout the 24-hour period, the digital asset fluctuated between $1.04 and $1.07, while maintaining a market capitalization hovering around $65.5 billion.
Bitcoin, ether showed slight losses while Ripple-linked XRP fell 5.5% on the week, the worst of the majors, as the Senate left Washington without taking up the market structure bill.
Ripple's XRP is struggling to regain momentum, stuck in a tug-of-war around the $1.04 level as a mix of U.S. policy uncertainty and sustained 'ETF outflows' weighs on near-term sentiment. Despite a sharp jump in trading activity, price action remains fragile—underscoring concerns that selling pressure is still dominating flows.