XRP wont pass the "maturity clause" of the Clarity ACT
What Is a “Mature Blockchain" System?
Under the Act, a blockchain is only considered mature if:
>No single person or group under common control can dictate its operation, governance, or token supply.
>Value and functionality are not dependent on a company’s ongoing efforts.
Why XRP Might Fail This Test?
>Ripple Labs still develops core XRPL code, markets XRP’s utility, and holds a large reserve.
>A significant amount of XRP is held in Ripple’s escrow and periodically released.
>XRP’s adoption and partnerships (banks, payment rails) are often tied to Ripple’s business deals.
Under the Clarity Act’s criteria, XRP looks much more like an “immature” blockchain system than a “mature” one. If XRP does fail the maturity clause, it will once again, get shoved into the SEC’s jurisdiction, which brings heavier compliance burdens, potential delistings, and reduced U.S. adoption.
Stay safe. They dont want you to know this.
Under the Act, a blockchain is only considered mature if:
>No single person or group under common control can dictate its operation, governance, or token supply.
>Value and functionality are not dependent on a company’s ongoing efforts.
Why XRP Might Fail This Test?
>Ripple Labs still develops core XRPL code, markets XRP’s utility, and holds a large reserve.
>A significant amount of XRP is held in Ripple’s escrow and periodically released.
>XRP’s adoption and partnerships (banks, payment rails) are often tied to Ripple’s business deals.
Under the Clarity Act’s criteria, XRP looks much more like an “immature” blockchain system than a “mature” one. If XRP does fail the maturity clause, it will once again, get shoved into the SEC’s jurisdiction, which brings heavier compliance burdens, potential delistings, and reduced U.S. adoption.
Stay safe. They dont want you to know this.