XRP Security Status Gains Momentum with CLARITY Act Section 105

The debate surrounding the security status of XRP has once again taken center stage in the U.S. crypto policy discussion, with supporters pointing to Section 105 of the CLARITY Act draft as a potential game-changer.

According to proponents, this section introduces a decentralization test and language around 'network tokens,' which could be applied to XRP due to its operational independence from Ripple and usage in payments, settlement, and utility-based transactions.

This reading suggests that XRP's value is linked to network usage rather than direct claims on Ripple's profits, supporting the argument that XRP should be treated differently from a company-issued security.