Ripple Chief Executive Officer Brad Garlinghouse said the failure of the CLARITY bill was "certainly disappointing" and noted that he had personally put significant effort into the measure. He made the remarks during an event celebrating Evernorth's Nasdaq listing. At the same time, Garlinghouse said XRP no longer needs Congress to resolve the issue that had surrounded the token for years, because, in his view, XRP has already obtained clarity. The comments, cited by CoinPedia and carried by Techub News, frame the bill's setback as a disappointment while drawing a distinction between the broader legislative effort and XRP's current status. The report did not provide additional details on the bill's failure or expand on the basis for Garlinghouse's statement beyond his remarks at the event.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said the failure of the CLARITY bill was "certainly disappointing" and added that he had personally invested substantial effort in it.
Speaking at an event celebrating Evernorth's Nasdaq listing, Garlinghouse also said XRP no longer needs Congress to solve the issue that had troubled it for years, because the token has already gained clarity.
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