Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, has significantly raised the odds of the "Clarity Act" passing to 90% by the end of April. This optimistic outlook follows a high-level meeting at the White House on Thursday involving legal chiefs from Ripple, Coinbase, and a16z. The discussions also included representatives from the banking sector, marking a collaborative effort to bridge regulatory gaps between the crypto industry and traditional finance. Central to the negotiations was the resolution of ongoing disputes regarding stablecoin yields, which have been a key hurdle for the legislation. Analysts view this potential legislative breakthrough as a major catalyst for the digital asset market, as it would reduce long-term regulatory uncertainty for institutional investors. The engagement suggests a decisive shift toward establishing a structured legal framework for the U.S. crypto industry.
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