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Cardano Founder Shares What To Expect For XRP If The Clarity ACT Is Passed

Bitcoinist|Sandra White|March 5, 2026 at 06:00 PM

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Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson believes the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act could provide regulatory clarity for established tokens like XRP, but warns the bill sets a problematic default framework treating all digital assets as securities initially. He criticized this approach as potentially damaging for future US-based crypto projects.

Key Takeaways

→The CLARITY Act could give established tokens like XRP clearer regulatory pathways.
→Hoskinson criticizes the bill's default approach of treating all digital assets as securities first.
→The framework may create challenges for next-generation US-based crypto projects.
→Established tokens may benefit while newer projects face regulatory hurdles.
→The bill represents a mixed outcome for the crypto industry's regulatory landscape.

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