Ripple Drives CLARITY Truck Through D.C. During Crypto Debate
On June 25, Ripple drove a branded CLARITY truck through Washington, D.C., to promote the CLARITY Act as industry backers pushed for a Senate floor vote.
Ripple sent a branded CLARITY truck through Washington, D.C., on June 25 to press lawmakers to advance the CLARITY Act, a bill supported by more than 200 digital-asset firms that would set rules for oversight, registration and consumer protections.
The truck campaign delivered the company’s message to congressional staff and policy observers while the Senate considers how to handle crypto regulation. Lauren Belive, Ripple’s global co-head of public policy, posted on X: “On the road to clarity – literally!” Ripple also posted that the truck was active in D.C. as Congress works on transparent rules for digital assets.
Supporters that have called for a floor vote include Coinbase, Kraken, Circle, Binance.US, Uniswap Labs, Paradigm, Andreessen Horowitz and chapters of Stand With Crypto. Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse has backed the measure, saying it would help establish clear, workable rules for U.S. crypto markets.
The measure, introduced as H.R. 3633, was advanced by the Senate Banking Committee in a 15-9 bipartisan vote and placed on the Senate calendar. Passage requires 60 votes in the full Senate. Lawmakers also must align the Banking Committee text with related language from the Agriculture Committee, and any differences between House and Senate versions would need resolution before a president could sign the bill.
Analysts and market researchers have flagged procedural obstacles. Galaxy Research reduced its estimate for 2026 passage to about 50-50 on June 5, citing the lack of a Senate floor date, no motion to proceed and no unified text between committees. Industry groups continued to press Senate leaders despite those open issues.
Grayscale Research identified a CLARITY Act failure as one of several downside risks that could affect bitcoin and firms holding digital assets, alongside further deleveraging among digital-asset funds and tighter Federal Reserve policy.
Polling cited by Stand With Crypto found that nearly three-quarters of crypto owners in Senate battleground states support candidates who favor clearer cryptocurrency rules. The group’s survey reported that more than one-third of respondents used digital assets for personal transfers and that 21% used them for monthly expenses.
The CLARITY Act remains on the Senate calendar. Its advance to a final vote depends on additional committee coordination, support from at least 60 senators and a signature from the president.
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