
Why XRP Was Hit Hardest After the CLARITY Act Senate Failure
Trading data pointed to aggressive selling, with XRP's cumulative volume delta plunging to negative 10.5 million.
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Trading data pointed to aggressive selling, with XRP's cumulative volume delta plunging to negative 10.5 million.

At 8:40 a.m., bitcoin's price is hovering around $75,879 on Sept. 16, 2026, after a sharp intraday washout tested $74,913 and buyers managed to pull the price back into the mid-$75,000s. The bigger picture is far less tidy.

The stalled CLARITY Act may boost Bitcoin's institutional adoption by reducing regulatory uncertainty and encouraging financial innovation. Michael Saylor says stalled CLARITY Act could accelerate Bitcoin capital flow.

Ethereum price rebounded toward $2,420 after a sharp sell-off, but weak capital flows and resistance near $2,465 leave ETH exposed to another correction. Ethereum price action today Ethereum (ETH) price was trading near $2,421 on Sep.

Hyperscale's liquidity surplus highlights potential volatility risks and strategic opportunities in its pursuit of AI and Bitcoin ventures. Hyperscale Data reports $51M in BTC and cash holdings, exceeding its own market cap.
Evernorth holds more than 473 million XRP and is approaching a shareholder vote that could put its XRP treasury strategy on Nasdaq under XRPN.
XRP price crashed almost 9% after the Senate killed the CLARITY Act. Here is why XRP fell harder than Bitcoin, and the XRP price targets that matter now.

The 13 Bitcoin spot ETFs listed in the United States recorded net outflows of $450.4 million on Tuesday, September 15, according to data from Farside Investors. A level rarely reached in recent months.

Bitcoin is near $76K after the CLARITY Act setback. With ETF outflows and the Fed in focus, can BTC recover $80K or fall toward $72K?

Ethereum has broken below $2,400 as ETF outflows and the CLARITY Act failure pressure crypto. Can ETH recover, or is $2,300 next?
Solana activated its Transaction V1 format on the mainnet on September 15, increasing the network's maximum transaction size from 1,232 bytes to 4,096 bytes. The upgrade enables developers to build more complex and data-intensive applications, including those using zero-knowledge proofs, larger multisignature configurations, and advanced decentralized-finance operations. Despite the technical improvement, SOL remains under short-term selling pressure, with several indicators pointing to a possible retest of support at $94.16. Transaction V1 raises Solana's limit to 4,096 Bytes Solana's new Transaction V1 format more than triples the maximum amount of data that can be included in a single transaction. https://twitter.com/solana/status/2099685865572233303 The previous 1,232-byte limit restricted the number of instructions, signatures, and other data developers could package together.

BNB Chain's hackathon could accelerate innovation in tokenized stocks, potentially reshaping financial markets with 24/7 trading and DeFi integration. BNB Chain launches $20K hackathon to build out its tokenized stocks ecosystem.

XRP plunged after the CLARITY Act failed, but U.S. spot ETFs still hold roughly 1.1 billion XRP. Can institutional demand help stabilize the price?

Two Prime launched a Pareto WBTC lending vault targeting 1.5%–2% annual yields, backed by roughly $10 million of first-loss capital.

Circle has opened Arc's public mainnet with 11 founding validators drawn almost entirely from traditional finance. At least two of them are also among Ripple's closest commercial partners.