Pundit to XRP Holders: If You’re Thinking About Selling, Watch This First

Crypto commentator X Finance Bull has argued that the proposed CLARITY Act could become a turning point for XRP and other utility-focused digital assets.

In a recent tweet, he urged XRP holders to carefully review the implications of the legislation before deciding to sell their holdings.

The commentator stated that he had analyzed the bill “page by page” and claimed that the largest regulatory issue surrounding XRP may finally be weakening. He also predicted that President Donald Trump would sign the legislation soon, adding that “our moment is coming.”

Focuses on Utility-Based Digital Assets

In the attached video, X Finance Bull explained that utility-focused crypto assets are positioned differently from meme coins and speculative digital assets. He emphasized that projects capable of transferring value, providing settlement functions, and supporting liquidity infrastructure could benefit the most from the proposed framework.

According to him, XRP fits directly into that category because its long-standing use case has centered on settlement efficiency, liquidity movement, bridge functionality, and payment infrastructure. He argued that this is why the CLARITY Act is especially important for XRP holders.

X Finance Bull repeatedly stressed that the discussion is not about hype surrounding a single token. However, he said it’s about the legal structure the bill introduces for digital assets operating on functional blockchain networks.

Secondary Market Language Draws Attention

A major section of the video focused on page 22 of the legislation, which X Finance Bull described as one of the most important parts of the document for XRP holders.

He explained that the bill aims to separate the token itself from the fundraising transaction connected to its early issuance. According to him, this distinction is critical because regulators have historically argued that if a token is ever associated with an investment contract, questions about securities laws could follow that asset indefinitely.

X Finance Bull said XRP holders are familiar with that issue because of the long-running legal and regulatory uncertainty surrounding the asset. He argued that the bill introduces a framework that could draw a clearer legal line between fundraising activity and the treatment of tokens in secondary markets.

The commentator specifically noted language discussing “network tokens” and secondary market transactions. He noted that most XRP holders were not part of any fundraising agreement and instead purchased the asset through public market trading because they believed in its utility and broader use cases for payment.

Framework Seen as Potential Turning Point

Throughout the video, X Finance Bull maintained that the bill’s significance lies in its framework rather than any direct mention of XRP. He stated that the legislation appears to recognize that an early token sale, required disclosures, and the token itself may need to be treated differently under securities law.

According to him, the proposal suggests that a token operating on a functional network and trading on secondary markets should not automatically remain classified as a security forever.

He described this approach as the “architecture” XRP holders have been waiting for since the beginning of the regulatory battle surrounding the asset. X Finance Bull concluded that the document appears designed to dismantle what he called the largest regulatory cloud hanging over XRP.

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