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Ethereum (ETH) climbed even as markets fretted about potential rate hikes, reaching its highest level since January. The move points to strong demand for ETH. It also suggests ETH’s price action has been less tied to expectations of tighter interest-rate policy, alongside a notable rebound in investor confidence.

Spot Ether ETFs recorded more than $216 million in net inflows in a single day. It was among their largest one-day net inflows in recent periods. The inflow helped Ether ETFs notch a fourth consecutive week of net inflows. The figures point to continued demand for regulated Ether-linked products.

The XRP community is highlighting a growing institutional-credit use case in which XRP is used as collateral. Ripple Prime has already listed XRP as eligible collateral alongside Bitcoin, RLUSD, fiat, gold and treasuries. A Sept. 8 filing by Charles Schwab to the SEC says XRP ETFs are being used as repo collateral, with usage rising quickly. The development became possible after the SEC lawsuit ended and is supported by a lending protocol implemented on the XRPL.

After a $286 million hack, a crypto exchange’s recovery rules are creating sharply different outcomes for NES token holders, leaving some users better off and others worse off. The platform has not disclosed a detailed compensation plan, but the rules have already drawn attention within the community. The episode highlights concerns about how centralized exchanges allocate losses and make users whole during crises, which could affect confidence in both the venue and its associated token.

NewGenIVF Group, an IVF healthcare company, disclosed in an amended F-1 filing with the U.S. SEC that it purchased 146K+ XRP in 2025 as part of its digital asset strategy. The company said the same digital asset pool also includes BTC, ETH and SOL. The disclosure suggests corporate crypto treasury allocations are extending beyond fintech into sectors such as healthcare.

Unusual fund flows have emerged in the crypto ETF market, with XRP ETFs registering a rare one-day inflow that surpassed Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. The move has sparked debate over sector rotation and XRP’s regulatory outlook, though the drivers and durability of the inflows remain unclear. Market watchers are tracking whether the shift points to changing institutional preferences.

U.S. spot crypto ETF flows diverged on Sept. 10. Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $282.56M in net outflows, while Ethereum spot ETFs saw $29.76M in net outflows. Solana spot ETFs posted $482.55K in net outflows, while XRP spot ETFs registered $5.14M in net inflows.

Franklin ETF clients purchased $5.14 million worth of XRP tokens. The purchase was executed through a Franklin ETF product, indicating institutional participation in the XRP market via traditional finance channels. Details of the transaction and the reasons for the purchase have not been disclosed.

Kii has launched an abstracted FX trading page for its payments network, bringing on-chain FX swaps, cross-border payments and instant pay-in/payout into a single interface. The system uses a hybrid matching engine that bridges on-chain liquidity with centralized quotes, giving some currency pairs round-the-clock trading. Kii says the roadmap includes AI agent FX settlement, and project data show more than $600 million in cumulative volume, over 20 enterprise clients and more than 360,000 users with roughly 10% monthly growth, signaling rising real-world adoption of on-chain FX.

The new token GRND went live on Raydium, a decentralized exchange on the Solana blockchain, for about 1 hour. In the early trading period, cumulative volume topped $11.4M+. More than 150K trades were completed, with over 34K wallets participating.