A Cryptex ETF filing says Ripple has indicated it may release additional escrowed XRP if the CLARITY Act passes. Ripple has not publicly confirmed the plan.
A Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF registration statement, filed with the SEC on August 25, states that Ripple "has indicated that, if regulatory clarity is established (e.g., via passage of the CLARITY Act), it may release additional XRP from escrow to support on-ledger liquidity in stablecoin and FX pairs."
This is Cryptex's own risk disclosure about Ripple, not a Ripple filing. The filing does not identify where or when Ripple made this indication, and no Ripple statement makes the same claim. Attorney Bill Morgan, who first surfaced the language publicly, has flagged it as wording not previously disclosed by Ripple itself, meaning this filing may currently be the only place the plan has been described in writing at all.
The plan described is conditional, tied specifically to CLARITY Act passage, and purpose-specific, aimed at stablecoin and foreign-exchange-pair liquidity, distinct from Ripple's routine monthly escrow release already known to the market. The Senate is expected to hold a procedural vote on the CLARITY Act around September 15, the date that would trigger the condition Cryptex's filing describes if the plan is real.
Ripple has not publicly confirmed or denied the plan.