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XRP Trades Near $1.45 Ahead of US Senate Procedural Vote on Digital Asset Bill
XRP has gained 37 percent over the past month as markets await a key procedural vote on the CLARITY Act scheduled for September 15.
XRP traded at 1.45 dollars following a 37 percent gain over the past month, having briefly touched 1.70 dollars on August 22 before retracing. The token remains down 21 percent since starting the year near 1.84 dollars, and sits 48 percent below the 2.79-dollar mark recorded twelve months earlier.
Market attention is focused on an upcoming Senate cloture vote on September 15 regarding the CLARITY Act. The proposed legislation aims to establish a clear regulatory framework by dividing oversight between the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, potentially resolving long-standing ambiguities over token classifications.
The procedural vote requires sixty votes to end floor debate, necessitating cross-party support that has not yet been confirmed. XRP's recent price action also coincided with broader market momentum, including a 26 percent monthly increase in Bitcoin to around 81,000 dollars.
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