A tweet from crypto expert John Squire has brought renewed attention to comments by Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse about the company’s regulatory outlook. The post described as “BREAKING” quoted Garlinghouse as saying there is a “75% chance by the end of April” that Ripple will be “not only back on track but very close to a final resolution.” The tweet stressed that regulatory clarity is approaching quickly and reiterated in capital letters that “REGULATORY CLARITY IS COMING.” Attached to the tweet was a clip from an X Space in which Garlinghouse stated, “I think we’re going to get it back on track. I’ll give it 75% that by the end of April, this is, you know, not just back on track, but very close to getting signed.” His statement suggests confidence that pending matters could soon reach formal completion. BREAKING Brad Garlinghouse says there’s a 75% chance by the end of April that Ripple will be not only back on track but very close to a final resolution. Regulatory clarity is approaching fast. REGULATORY CLARITY IS COMING pic.twitter.com/LlPQVACmZj — John Squire (@TheCryptoSquire) February 12, 2026 The CLARITY Act and Regulatory Direction The “resolution” referenced in the tweet is widely understood to relate not only to Ripple’s corporate trajectory but also to developments in U.S. cryptocurrency legislation. Central to this discussion is the CLARITY Act, a proposed bill to verify whether specific digital assets fall under the jurisdiction of the Securities and Exchange Commission or the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Garlinghouse has publicly supported the CLARITY Act and, in late January 2026, stated that legislative progress in Washington is “closer than ever.” The bill is intended to provide formal definitions and regulatory boundaries, an issue that has been a persistent source of uncertainty within the industry. Ripple formally concluded its legal battle with the SEC in August 2025, marking the end of a case that had extended for years. With that chapter closed, attention has shifted to broader legislative clarity to establish consistent oversight standards across the U.S. market. In this context, Garlinghouse’s 75% projection appears tied to both Ripple’s continued recovery and the anticipated advancement of landmark regulatory measures. We are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 Community Reaction Reflects Diverging Expectations The tweet generated mixed reactions. Nepentia | XRP characterized April as more than a calendar milestone, writing that it represents “the start of the US-regulated era.” The commenter added that “75% certainty is enough for the risk models to start allocating,” suggesting that institutional participants may begin adjusting strategies in anticipation of legislative certainty. Others responded with skepticism. Macro Bombastic cautioned that while some may treat Garlinghouse’s statements as definitive, outcomes ultimately depend on timing. Meanwhile, XRP-Brutal-Truth criticized company leadership, arguing that investors have yet to see the expected market gains despite the lawsuit’s conclusion. Together, these responses underscore the significance of the end-of-April timeline cited in the clip. With legislative discussions advancing and Ripple’s legal dispute resolved , Garlinghouse’s 75% assessment places clear expectations on the weeks ahead as market participants await confirmation of whether regulatory clarity will materialize. Disclaimer : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are advised to conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses. Follow us on X , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News The post Ripple CEO Puts This Bull Signal At 75% By April, XRP Army Says This Is Bullish appeared first on Times Tabloid .
