According to CoinMeta, Trump accepted most of the bipartisan proposals on crypto ethics before the voting on the Clear Act on September 15, removing major obstacles. According to reports from The Associated Press, Trump agreed to about 80% of the compromise measures negotiated by Republican Senator Tom Tillis and Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego. The agreement includes stricter restrictions on the crypto interests of elected officials and grants state attorneys general the role of co-enforcing laws with federal authorities. This breakthrough came before the procedural vote in the Senate, and Stuart Alderotti, the chief legal officer of Ripple, called it a "barometer" for whether legislation on the crypto market structure can pass Congress. Despite this political breakthrough, XRP is still trading around $1.36, with a 24-hour range of about $1.32 to $1.43. American spot XRP ETF attracted $18.98 million in capital inflows from September 8 to 10, with $12.29 million on the 9th and $5.14 million on the 10th. Despite billions of dollars in capital outflows from Bitcoin funds, the trend of capital inflows into XRP ETF continues.