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Crypto Market Awaits Clarity Act Decision – Here Is What It Means for BTC, ETH, XRP

Michael Juanico by Michael Juanico
March 25, 2026
in BITCOIN, CRYPTO, ETHEREUM, FINANCE, OPINION, RIPPLE XRP
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  • Clarity Act approval could trigger breakouts across major crypto assets
  • Delay may weaken momentum and push BTC, ETH, XRP toward support levels
  • XRP, BTC, and ETH all sit near key technical turning points

The crypto market is entering a tense phase, and regulation is suddenly the main catalyst everyone is watching. In a recent interview, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse suggested there’s a strong chance, around 90%, that the Clarity Act could pass by the end of April. That kind of confidence has caught attention, especially as timelines begin to tighten and expectations build across the market.

This aligns closely with earlier warnings from analyst Alex Thorn, who noted that if the crypto market structure bill fails to pass within this window, its chances in 2026 could drop significantly. So now, it’s not just about whether the bill passes, but when. The timing alone may dictate the next major move in crypto.

XRP Sits at a Fragile Level

XRP is currently trading around $1.43 after facing rejection near the $1.60 zone. The structure looks weak for now, with RSI sitting around 37, suggesting momentum has slowed, partly influenced by broader geopolitical uncertainty. Price is hovering in a range where direction could flip quickly depending on sentiment.

If the Clarity Act passes, XRP could regain strength and move back toward the $1.60 level. But if delays drag on, the downside risk remains, with $1.35 acting as a key support zone. That level may become critical if sellers maintain control.

Bitcoin Faces Resistance at $70K

Bitcoin is also showing signs of hesitation, trading near $69.3K and struggling to break above the $70K resistance. RSI levels are relatively low, hovering near 30, which points to weak momentum in the short term. The market feels like it’s waiting for a catalyst, and regulation could be that trigger.

A confirmed approval of the Clarity Act could push BTC past $70K and open the path toward $75K fairly quickly. On the other hand, a delay or rejection may reinforce bearish pressure, potentially dragging Bitcoin back toward the $64K range.

Ethereum Near Oversold Territory

Ethereum is in a similar position, though arguably more fragile. ETH is trading around $2.11K after failing to break above $2.35K resistance. Its RSI is near 27, approaching oversold territory, which could signal a bounce, but only if sentiment shifts.

A positive regulatory signal could help ETH recover toward $2.50K, restoring some bullish structure. Without that push, however, continued weakness could send Ethereum down toward its major $1.80K support zone.

A Make-or-Break Moment for Crypto

Right now, the crypto market feels like it’s balancing on a thin line. The Clarity Act has become more than just policy, it’s a potential trigger for the next major trend across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP. Traders are watching closely, and positioning seems cautious ahead of any official decision.

The coming weeks could define the direction for months ahead. If clarity arrives, momentum may return quickly. But if delays stretch out, the market could drift lower before finding its footing again.

Disclaimer: BlockNews provides independent reporting on crypto, blockchain, and digital finance. All content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Readers should do their own research before making investment decisions. Some articles may use AI tools to assist in drafting, but every piece is reviewed and edited by our editorial team of experienced crypto writers and analysts before publication.
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Michael Juanico

Michael is a BSBA Management graduate from Mindanao State University and has been a professional content writer since 2019. He began exploring cryptocurrency in 2021 and has since made blockchain and digital assets his primary focus. For nearly four years, Michael has contributed research and editorial content at Aiur Labs and BlockNews, producing clear and accessible coverage of market trends, trading strategies, and project developments. He is transparent about his personal holdings in Bitcoin, TRON, and select meme tokens, combining writing expertise with hands-on market experience to deliver trustworthy insights to readers.

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