Key Takeaways
- XRP maintained trading levels between $1.35 and $1.36 on Monday as two critical market events loom this week
- Senate scheduled procedural cloture vote on CLARITY Act for September 15, needing 60 senators to advance
- Friday White House meeting included President Trump and advisers discussing ethics provisions in cryptocurrency legislation
- Federal Reserve rate announcement set for Wednesday with futures indicating 90% probability of 25 basis point increase
- Technical charts show XRP facing resistance between $1.37 and $1.40, with downside protection at $1.33 and 200-day EMA around $1.354
XRP maintained its position around $1.36 during Monday’s session, continuing to trade above critical moving average levels while market participants prepared for two significant developments expected this week. Bitcoin hovered near $77,000, with Ethereum positioned close to $2,490 and Solana trading around the $100 mark.

The week’s primary focus centers on a Senate procedural action concerning the CLARITY Act, set for September 15 at 2:15 p.m. Eastern Time. This cloture motion represents a procedural step to begin formal debate rather than final passage. The measure needs 60 affirmative votes to advance, presenting a challenge given Republicans command only 53 seats, necessitating support from at least seven Democratic senators.
Prominent cryptocurrency analyst Crypto Rover shared developments via X regarding the Friday consultation: “BREAKING: President Trump reportedly met with advisers to discuss the CLARITY Act ahead of Tuesday’s crucial Senate vote.” The announcement generated substantial engagement among traders assessing legislative prospects.
Senator Cynthia Lummis unveiled a modified 630-page version of the legislation last Thursday. According to her statement, the revision incorporates more than 114 amendments requested by Democratic colleagues — though these modifications don’t automatically translate to committed support.
Key Provisions in the Updated CLARITY Act
The revised legislation focuses on decentralized finance platforms that claim decentralized status while maintaining centralized operational structures. Such protocols would face mandatory CFTC registration and Bank Secrecy Act compliance obligations.
Cryptocurrency commentator Lark Davis outlined the modifications on X: “Non-decentralized DeFi protocols must now register with the CFTC, with CFTC and Treasury jointly writing the rules. DeFi provisions narrowed to spot trading only.” The updated draft also provides clearer guidelines regarding credit union participation in digital asset services.
Outstanding issues concerning ethics provisions and stablecoin reward mechanisms remained unresolved following Friday’s executive branch discussions.
Federal Reserve Meeting Compounds Market Uncertainty
The Federal Open Market Committee convenes September 15–16, with the policy statement scheduled for Wednesday at 2 p.m. Eastern. Derivatives markets currently price in approximately 90% likelihood of a 25 basis point rate increase. August’s inflation reading registered 3.4% annually, maintaining pressure on monetary policymakers.
From a technical perspective, market analyst Ali Charts highlighted the $1.31–$1.35 range as critical support territory. His X post stated: “As long as XRP holds the $1.31–$1.35 support zone, I’m watching for price to push toward the triangle’s apex. The key confirmation comes at $1.38. A decisive break above that resistance could open the door to $1.60.”
Technical indicators showed XRP’s Relative Strength Index at approximately 53 on Monday — indicating neutral momentum. The MACD histogram remained in slightly negative territory, suggesting continued consolidation. The 200-day exponential moving average at $1.354 currently provides immediate downside support.
Chart analysts are monitoring resistance zones at $1.37, followed by $1.40, with $1.45 representing the next target if bullish momentum develops. On the downside, a break below $1.33 would likely test support near $1.30.
As of Monday’s trading session, XRP remained positioned above its 50-day EMA ($1.280), 100-day EMA ($1.252), and 200-day EMA ($1.354).


