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Galaxy Research just threw cold water on XRP bulls: the CLARITY Act's odds of passing the Senate have slipped to around 50% and are still trending down. That's bad news for XRP's April target of $2.6.

On the surface, it's a legislative logjam. But what really matters is this: if that window doesn't crack open, XRP's short-term narrative loses its key fuel.
## Where the Knife Falls
The House already passed the bill with bipartisan support. But in the Senate, the hang-up is over stablecoin yield rules and DeFi provisions. Republicans haven't even agreed among themselves, and getting 60 votes is a steep climb.
The market has already voted with its feet. For XRP to hit $2.6, it needs a strong rally. But with the bill in limbo, traders aren't placing big bets. Volume is thin, order books are shallow, and no one wants to be the first mover.
## The Bettor's Math: 4.5x Return, But What Are the Odds?
On Polymarket, YES shares trade at $0.22, implying a 4.5x payout if the bill passes and XRP hits the target. Sounds tempting, but that requires the Senate to move fast and the market to cooperate simultaneously. The odds of both happening are worse than pulling an SSR in a gacha game.
Even if the bill passes, does XRP automatically hit $2.6? Not necessarily. The bill is a catalyst, not a magic wand. Market sentiment, Bitcoin's trajectory, and macro conditions can all rewrite the script.
## What to Watch Next
Stop staring at XRP's price—that's just the outcome. The real leading indicators are in the Senate Banking Committee's moves and any statements from Gary Gensler or Senate leadership. Any shift in the bill's schedule or changes to stablecoin yield/DeFi rules will instantly reset market expectations.
If the bill sees no real progress by April, XRP's $2.6 target is basically dead. But if a breakthrough signal emerges, today's low volume could actually fuel a breakout—because short positions and sidelined cash are waiting to pile in.
## So What?
For investors, now is not the time to go heavy on XRP. Either wait for a clear signal on the bill, or ditch this short-term narrative altogether for more certain plays. Remember: in crypto, the four most expensive words are "this time it's different." A legislative stalemate is a stalemate—don't expect it to magically resolve itself.
XRP's $2.6 dream now hangs on a single Senate vote. And that vote looks further away than ever.








