How to Make Money With Crypto? Apeing’s 1000x Crypto Hype Hits the Final Stretch Before September 8th
The charts are moving, ETF money is rotating, and September is already looking like it forgot to bring a quiet weekend. Ethereum just ended a 12-day ETF inflow streak, XRP snapped an 11-session run, while Bitcoin ETFs bounced back with $101.15 million in one day. ETH climbed 4.38% to $2,506.74, and XRP gained 6.09% to $1.44, keeping major altcoins firmly in the spotlight.
Ethereum Hits the Gas While ETF Inflows Finally Tap the Brakes
Ethereum’s latest ETF news delivered a sharp change in momentum after an extended run of positive flows. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $48.08 million in net outflows, ending a 12-day winning streak that had attracted approximately $1.62 billion. Despite the ETF reversal, ETH increased 4.38% to $2,506.74 over the latest 24-hour period.
The flow breakdown showed BlackRock’s ETHA losing $53.4 million, Fidelity’s FETH shedding $26.2 million, and Grayscale’s ETHE recording $23.5 million in outflows. BlackRock’s staked ETHB offset part of those withdrawals with $52.9 million entering the fund. The latest data therefore paints a mixed picture: ETF flows cooled for one session while Ethereum’s price continued higher.
XRP Keeps Pumping as Its ETF Winning Streak Takes a Breather
XRP experienced a similar ETF reset. U.S. spot XRP ETFs posted $7.2 million in net outflows, ending an 11-session inflow streak that had generated approximately $170 million. The streak had pushed cumulative XRP ETF inflows to around $1.68 billion, with the latest withdrawal coming almost entirely from Bitwise.
Yet XRP price action remained positive, with the token rising 6.09% to $1.44. Separate market data also showed substantial institutional interest in XRP, with U.S. spot XRP ETFs drawing $474 million over the quarter. XRP’s near-term price prediction narrative remains focused on whether it can reclaim the $1.55-$1.68 resistance area after recently holding around the $1.35 support zone.


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