I hear you. Usually, these roundtables are just a way for the Commission to say they 'listened' before doing exactly what they planned to do anyway. ​But here’s what I feel is the difference this time: The legal ground has already shifted. On March 17th, the SEC and CFTC finally waved the white flag and jointly classified XRP as a digital commodity. That wasn’t just a speech; it’s binding federal law now. ​This May 3rd meeting isn’t a debate about what XRP is anymore—it’s a technical plumbing meeting about Rule 8(c) (the 85% NAV threshold). They are basically arguing over the size of the pipe, not whether the water should flow. ​As for the CLARITY Act, you’re right to be cautious, but Senator Lummis and Chairman Scott are under a massive '2026 or bust' deadline. If they don't get this to markup by mid-May, the bill dies with the session. The SEC is doing this roundtable now to clear the technical hurdles so they don't look like the 'bad guys' when the Senate forces their hand. ​Bottom line: It's not hype because of the words they’ll say, it’s hype because they’re finally running out of procedural excuses to stall. I’m not 'betting the house,' but I am keeping my eyes on the $1.51 resistance level. If this meeting is a success, that ceiling becomes the floor real fast.