Crypto analyst JackTheRippler (@RippleXrpie), who shared the clip, highlighted Warren’s openness to a deal. When asked whether anything could change her position on the CLARITY Act, Warren confirmed it could.

OMG! DEMOCRATS WANT THE CRYPTO CLARITY ACT TO BE PASSED!

PRESIDENT TRUMP IS READY TO SIGN IT. LET'S GET IT DONE! pic.twitter.com/q5CIFm5F0W

— JackTheRippler © (@RippleXrpie) September 17, 2026

What Happened on September 15?

The Senate voted 49-50 against advancing the CLARITY Act on September 15. Not a single Democrat voted yes. Republicans held 53 seats but still fell 11 votes short of the 60 needed for cloture. Collins, Hawley, Moran, and Tillis were the four Republicans who also voted no.

This came after more than a year of negotiations. Republicans incorporated over 126 substantive changes at Democratic request. President Trump agreed to ethics provisions covering the president, vice president, members of Congress, and federal judges. On the morning of the vote, Democrats sent a counter-offer. Republicans rejected it.

Democrats Now Push to Reopen Talks

Following the failed vote, seven Senate Democrats came forward seeking to reopen negotiations on the bill. Several are now publicly supporting crypto legislation in principle.

This shift in tone is significant. Democrats blocked the vote while calling for more negotiation. Now, with the vote behind them, they are signaling willingness to engage. Warren’s comments reflect a position the party is now adopting more openly.

Senator Tillis Keeps the Door Open

Senator Thom Tillis voted no specifically to preserve a procedural option. Under Senate rules, a senator who votes on the prevailing side can move to reconsider. Tillis made that motion one minute after the result was announced. A second cloture vote on the same motion remains available without a new filing.

That move keeps the bill technically alive. JackTheRippler also pointed out that President Trump is ready to sign the legislation.

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Staying Bullish

JackTheRippler sees the current situation as positive for the bill’s prospects. He thinks Democratic support, while absent on September 15, is now within reach. Seven Democrats actively seeking negotiations represent a shift from outright opposition.

The calendar remains tight. Midterm elections are approaching and Senate floor time is limited. However, the procedural path stays open, Democratic rhetoric is changing, and the CLARITY Act may not be dead yet.

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Warren’s Case Against the Bill

Warren argued the bill gives banks a green light to use Americans’ deposits to engage in crypto activities. She listed several permitted activities under the bill: lending against crypto as collateral, buying crypto directly, trading crypto derivatives, operating blockchain nodes, and selling crypto software.

She pointed to the volatility of crypto prices in recent years and warned of consequences. “Think about how the price of crypto shot up and down and up and down in just the last couple of years alone,” she said, “and then imagine what happens when the biggest banks in America use the money in your savings account to load up on that kind of crypto.”

Warren also raised concerns about state-level protections. She argued the bill blocks states and tribal nations from enforcing their own laws to protect citizens from fraud. She cited the president of the Indian Gaming Association, who reportedly called the bill “the greatest threat to tribal sovereignty in a generation.”

WARREN:“Why are we putting provisions in place to blow up protections on the stock market because a handful of crypto bros want it?”

Senator Elizabeth Warren says Americans want Congress to regulate AI and tackle affordability, arguing crypto is NOT their priority.

“We need… pic.twitter.com/3jgQ3dznbo

— Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) September 15, 2026

A Question of Priorities

Warren challenged the rationale for bringing the bill to a vote. She referenced a survey by crypto outlet CoinDesk, which she said found just 1% of respondents ranked crypto as their top concern. She argued voters want action on affordability, AI regulation, and anti-fraud measures. This bill fails to deliver on any of those fronts.

She stated that she supports crypto regulation, but not this version of it. “We do not need a crypto bill written by the crypto industry to benefit only the most extreme voices in the crypto industry,” she said.

Despite Trump agreeing to the ethics provisions by Democrats, she argued the bill would help “the most corrupt president in the history of the United States make himself even richer.”

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The Response Online

The comments on Coin Bureau’s post reflected deep skepticism toward Warren. Many users accused her of dishonesty. Others called for her removal from office. Several comments referenced accusations of insider trading against Warren, with some suggesting her opposition to the bill was tied to financial interests in the banking sector.

Warren closed by urging Republican colleagues to negotiate a genuine bipartisan bill, and told all colleagues to vote no in the meantime. Her comments must have influenced the votes, as the bill died in the Senate with a 49-50 vote.

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Hunter Biden, son of former President Joe Biden, recently launched a memecoin, and Digital Perspectives pointed out that Warren would now have to go after Biden the same way she has been pursuing Trump.

She now faces a difficult choice. Go after Hunter Biden the same way she went after Trump’s crypto dealings, or stop blocking the CLARITY Act and let the rules do the work. The XRP community is watching closely.

Like I said,Sen Warren is been put into "check" since Hunter Biden launched his meme coin.
Now Sen Warren has to go after Hunter like she has Trump.
If not, it`s time to shut up and pass the Clarity Act and put the rules in place that stop every politcian from doing it. https://t.co/frbyjXi5qb

— Digital Perspectives (@DigPerspectives) September 9, 2026

Hunter Biden’s Memecoin

Hunter Biden launched $LAPTOP on September 9. The token crashed 90% within 30 minutes and is down over 99% from its peak. The founding team held 30% of the 1 billion token supply. Early investors took significant losses almost immediately.

Biden had positioned himself publicly as a crypto advocate. He called decentralized digital currency the “inevitable future.” Then his token launched and failed immediately.

The Community Turns on Warren

The reaction across X focused heavily on the political hypocrisy the launch exposed. One commenter said he never thought Hunter Biden would be the one to push the CLARITY Act over the finish line. He said it with apparent disbelief, but the logic holds.

Another made the same point, calling it “insane” that Hunter Biden may have done more for crypto regulation than Warren’s opposition ever could.

One community member addressed Warren directly. He then asked if her actions to block the CLARITY Act simply gave politicians room to operate without rules. His comments suggest that her ethics objections were never genuine.

One market participant took a lighter angle, joking that Hunter Biden might actually be a Trump supporter at heart given the damage the launch caused to Democratic credibility on the crypto ethics argument.

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The CLARITY Act Pressure Grows

Democrats have blocked or delayed the CLARITY Act by demanding stronger ethics provisions. Their argument centered on preventing officials from profiting while shaping crypto policy. $LAPTOP’s collapse put that argument under pressure.

The very lack of regulation Democrats cited as a reason to delay the bill created the environment for a launch like $LAPTOP. The White House agreed to include ethics provisions in the bill back in July. Many Democrats were dissatisfied with the amendment, and the bill remains on the Senate calendar with a procedural vote scheduled for September 15.

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The CEO’s message on Senator Elizabeth Warren was unambiguous. “Elizabeth Warren makes shit up,” he said. “She says stuff about crypto; it’s just not true. It’s provably not true.” Crypto pundit BankXRP drew attention to Garlinghouse’s comment, calling it “quote of the year.”

Quote of the year!!!
Elizabeth Warren makes up shit! https://t.co/ZQKokW3HSK

— 𝗕𝗮𝗻𝗸XRP (@BankXRP) August 19, 2026

Warren’s Record

Garlinghouse’s frustration has a concrete basis. Warren has spent months fighting the CLARITY Act on Capitol Hill, calling it “insulting to the American people” and accusing the crypto industry of writing the bill to serve its own interests.

Her staff released a formal analysis calling the bill’s ethics provision “riddled with major loopholes.” She has raised the same concerns- corruption, consumer protection, national security, and economic risk- across multiple pieces of crypto legislation.

She used the same arguments against the GENIUS Act. That bill passed anyway. The CLARITY Act missed its August recess deadline after Senate Majority Leader Thune consumed available floor time with an unrelated bill. The next opportunity for a vote is September.

The Scale Behind the Industry

At the same symposium, during his session titled “Modernizing Financial Infrastructure,” Garlinghouse laid out the operational reality of what Ripple has built. Through its 2025 acquisitions of Hidden Road and G-Treasury, Ripple now touches $16 trillion in annual transactions.

He called that “Visa size.” Only 0.1% of that volume currently settles on-chain. Each 0.1% shift represents $160 billion in new on-chain volume, and growing that percentage is Ripple’s central objective.

He also described a change in the institutional conversation. CFOs and treasurers are now approaching Ripple directly, asking how to put dormant liquidity to work. He drew a clear line between that kind of institutional utility and what he sees as unsustainable activity. “If it’s just speculation or meme coins, that’s not sustainable,” he said.

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The Context

Garlinghouse’s comments about Warren land at a crucial moment. The CLARITY Act is stalled and Warren remains one of its most vocal opponents. Garlinghouse leads a company processing $16 trillion in transactions annually, with enterprise clients asking serious operational questions about blockchain infrastructure.

His position is that the gap between what Warren says about crypto and what the industry actually does is not a matter of interpretation. It is, in his words, provably not true.

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Crypto commentator Digital Asset Investor (@digitalassetbuy) resurfaced a video of Warren speaking ahead of the Genius Act vote. In it, she warned the bill would let Donald Trump turn “the White House into a crypto cash machine.”

She listed four objections: weak consumer protections, unchecked corporate control over private money, sanctions evasion risks, and personal profit for the president. She closed with a firm line. “If this bill stays broken, it should not pass. Period.” The Genius Act passed anyway.

This old bag said the same stuff before the passage of the Genius Act. Nobody takes her seriously.https://t.co/A0UltQifG3 https://t.co/eeK10SXEsb

— Digital Asset Investor (@digitalassetbuy) August 6, 2026

A Repeating Pattern

Now Warren has turned the same energy toward the CLARITY Act. Asked directly if anything could change to make the bill acceptable to her, she said yes, in principle. She has pushed for crypto legislation for years and even authored her own bill.

Her objection is not to regulation itself. It’s to who wrote this particular bill. She said the CLARITY Act was “written by the crypto industry to protect and advance the crypto industry.” She argued it would help Trump “make his next $1.4 billion on crypto scams” and put both national security and the economy at risk.

A Familiar List of Concerns

Warren’s language tracks closely with her Genius Act comments. She raised corruption, consumer protection, and national security in both cases. She also brought up bribery directly, calling Trump “the most corrupt in American history” and saying he “appears to just be taking bribes out in public.”

Market Reaction Has Been Muted

Digital Asset Investor’s post did not shake confidence among crypto watchers. Many commentators, he included, still expect the CLARITY Act to reach a vote and pass, despite Warren’s comments.

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Digital Asset Investor stated, “Nobody takes her seriously.” Despite public clashes with Senator Cynthia Lummis over the bill, Digital Asset Investor believes Warren will not significantly impact its outcome. Warren’s opposition to the Genius Act was just as forceful, and the bill cleared the Senate regardless.

What Comes Next?

The core disagreement over the CLARITY Act remains the ethics provision tied to state attorneys general and DOJ oversight. Warren’s comments suggest her opposition runs deeper than that single issue.

Whether her position shifts any votes remains uncertain. Her Genius Act stance did not stop that bill from passing, and there is no clear sign yet that the CLARITY Act will follow a different path.

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Warren spoke about the bill’s status ahead of the recess deadline. When asked whether she expected the bill to pass before senators left Washington, she said Congress had “still not solved the problem of corruption, of consumer protection, of national security, or protecting our economy.”

She added that until those problems are solved, she does not “see how anyone, Democrat or Republican, moves forward on this bill.”

No CLARITY Act vote before recess

Warren says Congress still hasn't solved corruption, consumer protection, or national security concerns until they do, nobody's moving forward

Bill's stuck. Recess is here. 2027 odds just got more real.$XRP $BTC https://t.co/Co1rq6TtTM pic.twitter.com/hqGMMtSHx1

— Xaif Crypto (@Xaif_Crypto) August 6, 2026

What This Means for the Bill

The CLARITY Act needed 60 votes to advance. It had 51 confirmed, with 7 to 10 Democrats signaling support. The ethics provision remained the central sticking point. Democrats wanted state attorneys general to have authority to sue the Department of Justice over ethics enforcement. Republicans and the White House opposed it.

Senate Majority Leader Thune filed cloture on the college sports bill instead, showing an absence of bipartisan agreement. That move consumed the floor time the CLARITY Act needed. The procedural window for a vote before the August 8 recess closed without a filing on the crypto bill.

Warren’s Objections

Warren’s statement listed corruption, consumer protection, national security, and economic protection as unresolved. These are the same categories that Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee raised during 11 months of negotiations.

Rival proposals from Senators Tillis and Gallego addressed the ethics question, but Warren’s comments suggest the Democratic concerns extend beyond that single provision. Any agreement also required White House approval but that response never came in time.

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The Timeline Ahead

Senator Cynthia Lummis previously warned that missing this window pushes crypto regulation to 2030. She clashed with Warren publicly over the bill, but neither party has made any progress. The 2026 midterm election cycle compresses Senate floor time after recess. A new Congress could take over after the midterms and restart or completely halt the process.

The bill has sat on the Senate Legislative Calendar since June 1. It passed the House in 2025 and cleared the Senate Banking Committee in May. What the bill could not clear was a bipartisan agreement on ethics. Warren’s comments confirm that the gap remains open. The next opportunity arrives in September, but Xaif suggests it could go to 2027.

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She called the bill “insulting to the American people” and tied it directly to President Trump’s crypto interests. “Donald Trump has made clear what his scam is,” Warren said.

Warren Names Her Targets

Warren did not limit her criticism to Trump. She pointed to what she sees as a systemic failure in the bill’s handling of criminal activity. “Criminals are able to step up their activity because crypto gives them that special advantage to be able to get the money and hide who they are,” she said.

She also raised concerns about terrorism financing and what she described as “shadow banking” risks posed by the legislation’s current structure. She argues that lawmakers understand the problems and a bill is moving, but those problems still went unfixed.

JUST IN: SENATOR WARREN JUST DECLARED WAR ON THE #BITCOIN AND CRYPTO CLARITY ACT

“I SEE THE CLARITY BILL AS INSULTING TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE”

“DONALD TRUMP HAS MADE CLEAR WHAT HIS SCAM IS”

“CRIMINALS CAN STEP UP THEIR ACTIVITY BECAUSE CRYPTO GIVES THEM THAT SPECIAL ADVANTAGE” pic.twitter.com/AlF60tCjY9

— Whale News Daily (@WhaleNewsDaily) August 1, 2026

The Bill Warren Is Fighting

The CLARITY Act passed the House in July 2025, and the Senate Banking Committee advanced it 15-9 in May 2026. It now sits on the Senate Legislative Calendar but has no scheduled floor vote.

The bill divides crypto oversight between the SEC and CFTC. It establishes regulatory definitions for digital assets and sets consumer protection standards. Supporters argue it would end years of enforcement-by-litigation and give the industry legal clarity it has lacked since Bitcoin’s inception.

Senate Republicans need between 7 and 9 Democratic votes to clear the 60-vote cloture threshold. Recent reports suggest 7 to 10 Democrats are showing support.

Lummis Pushes Back

Senator Cynthia Lummis has led the charge for the bill and has grown visibly frustrated with the stall. She recently took to the Senate floor and said, “After nearly 11 months of giving almost everything asked of us, I genuinely don’t know what else my Democrat colleagues need before we act.”

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Lummis released an updated 616-page draft on July 22 that included new ethics provisions. One of those provisions bans the president, vice president, and members of Congress from issuing or sponsoring digital assets. Lummis cited over 100 Democratic-backed changes incorporated over 11 months of negotiations.

The Clock Is Running

The Senate heads into its August recess this week. Majority Leader John Thune has signaled skepticism about getting the bill to the floor in time. If the bill misses the window, analysts say passage likely shifts to 2027, and Lummis has suggested it could be delayed until 2030. Warren’s remarks make clear she intends to keep the pressure on regardless of the timeline.

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CoinDesk reported the exchange on X, capturing one of the most visible flashpoints in a months-long negotiation standoff.

LATEST: @SenLummis and @SenWarren clash publicly over the CLARITY Act's ethics provision.

Warren's staff calls it "riddled with loopholes" that would let Trump keep earning from crypto, Lummis fires back calling the analysis dishonest. pic.twitter.com/cPcvW1pelL

— CoinDesk (@CoinDesk) August 1, 2026

What Warren’s Staff Calls It

The dispute centers on ethics language that Republican negotiators released on July 22. Warren’s minority staff on the Senate Banking Committee reviewed the text and concluded it was “riddled with major loopholes.” Their analysis argued the provisions would not prevent President Trump from continuing to profit from his cryptocurrency ventures.

Trump earned more than $1.4 billion from crypto in 2025 alone, according to financial disclosures. His ventures include the $TRUMP memecoin and World Liberty Financial.

Warren’s staff argued that even if the provisions technically applied to his profits, enforcement would fall to a Justice Department of his own choosing. This ethics debate has held up the bill for weeks.

Lummis Responds

Lummis rejected the Democratic analysis. She accused Warren of prioritizing opposition to Trump over protections for consumers, writing that Warren “hates President Trump so much that she’d rather have no rules of the road for the digital asset industry.”

She defended the ethics language on three specific points and described Warren’s fact sheet as dishonest. Lummis has consistently argued the goal of the provision is to build durable ethics standards across all three branches of government, not to target a single officeholder.

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The Bill’s Current Position

The Senate Banking Committee advanced the CLARITY Act in May. Since then, the ethics question has stalled the bill on the Senate floor. A bipartisan counterproposal from Senators Thom Tillis and Ruben Gallego arrived at the White House Thursday.

It would give state attorneys general the power to sue the DOJ if it fails to enforce ethics laws against federal officials. A previous White House offer failed to win enough Democratic support. Senate Majority Leader John Thune also previously pledged a floor vote before the August 8 recess.

Lummis has closed the door on further negotiation. “I think we just vote and let the chips fall where they may,” she said. The White House’s response to the Tillis-Gallego proposal will determine whether a vote happens before recess.

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The document, published by the Senate Banking Committee’s Minority Staff, criticized the Trump-Republican ethics legislative language released July 22 in the new draft of the bill. Lummis responded with a point-by-point rebuttal.

The Stakes for the CLARITY Act

The CLARITY Act remains stalled in Congress. Lummis has warned that failure to pass the bill before recess could push its fate to 2030. The legislation aims to establish rules for the digital asset industry. Supporters argue consumers and law enforcement need a clear regulatory structure. Warren’s office argues the bill contains loopholes that benefit President Trump’s personal crypto holdings.

Big Bank Beth @SenWarren hates President Trump so much that she’d rather have no rules of the road for the digital asset industry — leaving consumers vulnerable and law enforcement empty-handed — than take the win for consumers.

Let’s get the facts straight on her “fact sheet”:… pic.twitter.com/3DZJ04gliw

— Senator Cynthia Lummis (@SenLummis) July 31, 2026

Warren’s Critique

The Senate Banking Committee’s Minority Staff fact sheet states Trump earned more than $1.4 billion from cryptocurrency ventures in 2025 alone. The document also claims the ethics provisions “do not restrict the primary ways Trump has raked in more than a billion dollars in crypto profits since he took office.”

The Minority Staff argues enforcement is left solely to the Department of Justice. State attorneys general and private parties are “specifically barred from ever bringing an enforcement action.”

The fact sheet also raises concerns about World Liberty Financial, noting Trump made $799 million from the platform according to his financial disclosures. The Minority Staff argues family members and Trump-affiliated entities could structure new ventures to avoid the bill’s restrictions.

Lummis Responds

Lummis rejected the characterization of the bill’s blind trust provisions. She cited 5 U.S.C. §13104(f)(3)(A) and 5 C.F.R. 2634.403, which bar a trustee from disclosing trust holdings to the official.

She argued that restriction is “literally what makes a blind trust blind.” The image she attached to her post shows the relevant regulatory text confirming that communications between an independent trustee and interested parties are restricted, with even non-trust matters subject to the prohibition.

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On the $TRUMP memecoin, Lummis noted it launched before Trump took office. She argued the ethics ban applies to conduct during the presidency, not prior to it. On the question of adult children running World Liberty Financial, she stated federal ethics law has “never imputed financial interests from adult, independent children — only spouses and minor children.”

What Comes Next?

Both senators are building their cases before a potential recess deadline. Warren’s office focuses on enforcement gaps and existing revenue streams. Lummis believes the bill is ready, and argues that established law addresses the concerns Warren raises. The CLARITY Act’s timeline now depends on whether Congress acts before the break.

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Warren is asking Trump to voluntarily release an updated financial disclosure covering his cryptocurrency earnings through July 15, 2026. She set a deadline of July 23.

The Senate is expected to debate the CLARITY Act around that time, with some optimism that the bill will pass. Warren wants Congress to have the latest figures before that vote happens.

Elizabeth Warren DEMANDS Trump Reveal His 2026 Crypto Earnings BEFORE July 23 Clarity Act Debate

Senator @SenWarren OFFICIALLY send letter calling on President @POTUS to voluntarily REVEAL his 2026 crypto earnings by July 23 — just BEFORE the Senate’s EXPECTED Clarity… https://t.co/rsdZbRqbCf pic.twitter.com/rKtvsY9NsX

— Diana (@InvestWithD) July 18, 2026

What Warren Is Asking For

Warren’s request centers on a conflict of interest. Trump’s most recent disclosure, released by the Office of Government Ethics on June 30, 2026, covered his 2025 earnings.

It showed he made roughly $1.4 billion from cryptocurrency ventures that year. That figure is more than double his total income in 2024. Cryptocurrencies account for the majority of his income

The disclosure also revealed that Trump Family Members hold a 30% ownership stake in DT Marks Defi LLC, a crypto venture whose assets include Coinbase accounts worth over $100 million and a 38.25% ownership interest in WLF Holdco LLC. DT Marks Defi LLC alone generated over $590 million in income in 2025. The family also holds a stake, through an LLC intermediary, in Stablecoin Holdco LLC.

Warren noted that Trump is not legally required to file his 2026 Annual Report with the Office of Government Ethics until May 15, 2027. That gap is the problem. Congress is debating legislation that could directly increase the value of his holdings, and the most recent disclosure does not reflect any financial changes since the end of 2025.

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The Ethics Fight Holding Up the Senate

Senate Democrats have refused to advance the CLARITY Act without ethics language that bars the president, members of Congress, and their families from profiting from crypto assets while in office. The Senate Banking Committee voted 13-11 in May to reject a Democratic ethics amendment. The bill then advanced out of committee on a 15-9 vote without that provision.

The bill needs 60 votes to pass the full Senate floor. Republicans hold 53 seats, and at least two are expected to vote no. That math requires Democratic support, and Democrats are not moving without ethics guardrails.

The Narrowing Window

The Senate heads into August recess on August 7. Any failure to pass the bill before that date significantly pushes the timeline. Warren’s letter states that Congress needs “the most accurate information possible” while considering “ethics safeguards to prevent federal officials from inappropriately profiting from the very industries they are responsible for regulating.”

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