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Crypto analyst says, Ripple is expanding globally instead of waiting for the CLARITY Act.
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XRP getting bigger push through, Ripple Swell 2026 and XRPL Apex will be held together in New York from October 27-29.
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Brad Garlinghouse says XRP already has legal clarity, but the broader crypto industry still needs the CLARITY Act.
While everyone is waiting for the CLARITY Act to become law, Crypto Researcher Crypto Crusader believes that people are missing the big picture behind Ripple XRP right now. He says, Ripple is already securing regulatory approvals, forming global partnerships, and preparing major industry events to expand XRP across the global market.
Ripple Builds Global Presence Before CLARITY Act Vote
Ripple currently holds over 75 regulatory licenses and registrations worldwide and partnerships across Europe, Japan, Australia, the United Kingdom, the UAE, Singapore, Africa, and the United States.
Meanwhile, Ripple XRP isn’t just waiting for the Clarity Act to get approved, Crusader says it is already taking major steps to expand globally.
Along with this, Ripple is preparing for one of its biggest events yet. Ripple Swell 2026 and the XRPL Apex Developer Summit will be held together from October 27-29 in New York.
The combined event is expected to bring together major banks, fintech firms, developers, and blockchain companies, increasing expectations for new partnerships and product announcements that could boost XRP adoption.
Ripple Already Has CLARITY, Industry Needs It
The proposed crypto market structure bill (CLARITY Act) aims to establish clear rules defining which digital assets qualify as securities and which do not, something the crypto industry has fought for years.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse recently said XRP itself already achieved legal clarity after Ripple’s court victory against the SEC. But the industry does not have it.
Even Crusader says that,
Clarity Act: All Eyes On July 13
As of now, the Senate is currently in recess until July 13, with lawmakers working on final revisions. A Senate vote is expected in late July or early August, although the bill still requires 60 votes, including support from at least seven Democrats.
However, missing the August congressional recess could delay the legislation until next year.
As of now, XRP is trading around $1.04, reflecting a drop of 6% in a week. While XRP price is still about 72.7% below its 2018 all-time high of $3.84.
XRP support says that regulatory clarity, combined with Ripple’s expanding global infrastructure, could become the catalyst that finally unlocks the next stage of institutional XRP adoption.
