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XRP ETF compliance progresses: Under the GENIUS Act and CLARITY Act, price could surge by 380%

XRP ETF compliance progresses: Under the GENIUS Act and CLARITY Act, price could surge by 380%

币界网币界网2026/01/27 13:01
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According to a report by Bijie Network: With the introduction of the GENIUS Act and the CLARITY Act, transparency in digital asset regulation continues to improve. Analysts believe that XRP may surge by up to 380% in the short term, thereby restoring market confidence. As a result, many XRP holders are turning to more stable participation strategies, such as automated staking and cloud mining through platforms like SolStaking. This model is backed by real assets and features a compliance framework that includes audits by PwC and insurance from Lloyd's of London, aiming to provide daily cash flow unaffected by short-term price fluctuations while maintaining ETF-like potential returns.
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