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India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) collections for August 2025 rose 6.5 percent year-on-year to ₹1.86 lakh crore, according to official data released on September 1. The mop-up was higher than last year’s ₹1.74 lakh crore but lower than July’s ₹1.96 lakh crore, marking the second straight month of moderating growth. Even so, revenues stayed above the ₹1.8 lakh crore threshold for the eighth consecutive month, pointing to steady underlying demand. While the growth trajectory has slowed from the double-digit pace of the first quarter of FY26, experts note that India’s GST performance continues to mirror the resilience of the broader economy. The country’s GDP expanded 7.8 percent in the June quarter, outpacing estimates of 6.7 percent, underscoring how robust domestic consumption remains the key driver. Collections Ease, But Remain Resilient The ₹1.86 lakh crore collected in August reflects a moderation in pace compared to April’s record ₹2.37 lakh crore, which had grown 12.6 percent year-on-year. May and June also saw strong inflows of 16.4 percent and 6.1 percent respectively, before July’s growth tapered to 7.6 percent. Tax experts caution that such a slowdown is typical around the monsoon months, when consumption tends to soften. “These collections pertain to economic activity during the month of July, which is typically impacted by the monsoon-led lower demand for goods and services,” explained MS Mani, Partner at Deloitte India. He added that with demand set to pick up during the festive season beginning in August, “collections in the coming months should see significant jumps.” Even with the moderation, net revenues have grown nearly 11 percent once refunds are adjusted. Mani noted that large manufacturing states — including Maharashtra, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh — posted increases ranging between 9 percent and 21 percent, pushing overall net collections up 13.5 percent compared with August 2024. State Trends and Regional Spread As in previous months, a handful of industrialized states anchored collections. Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Gujarat alone contributed more than a third of the nationwide revenue pool. This concentration underscores the importance of India’s industrial and consumption hubs in sustaining GST inflows. But experts also point to encouraging signs beyond the big states. “The impressive collection growth from states in the Northeast and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands points to a more inclusive and geographically balanced economic development across the nation,” observed Saurabh Agarwal, Tax Partner at EY. He noted that the broadening of GST buoyancy into smaller economies reflects both improved compliance and greater integration into the formal economy. Refund Dynamics: A Shift in the Pattern August also marked a reversal in refund trends. After four months of steady increases, refund outflows fell, helping net revenues rise more sharply than the gross figure. “After four months of increases in GST refunds, this month depicts a decline in refunds,” said Deloitte’s Mani, though he noted that “on an annual basis, refunds are still 18 percent higher than last year.” The moderation in refunds ties into policy shifts. Agarwal from EY highlighted that the decline in refund claims for inverted duty structures suggests that government measures to streamline the tax framework are beginning to yield results. “Encouragingly, the decline in refund claims…points to proactive steps paying off,” he said. However, experts warn of risks in other areas. Abhishek Jain, Indirect Tax Head at KPMG, noted that while collections have remained steady, refund disbursals have slowed. “What will be interesting to watch is the impact on collections in the coming months, particularly with the anticipated rate rejig and certain revenue streams stalling, such as those from online real-money gaming,” Jain cautioned. Domestic Demand vs Global Trade Pressures The resilience of GST revenues owes much to domestic demand, which has held up even as global trade faces turbulence. “Despite global headwinds and geopolitical tensions, robust domestic consumption has so far held its own,” said EY’s Agarwal. “This is a testament to the strength of our internal demand.” But he flagged the sharp dip in export refunds as a signal that tariffs and trade barriers are hurting exporters. With exports still a drag on the economy, Agarwal argued that “the government’s efforts to deepen and diversify trade relationships will be key to ensuring our exporters remain globally competitive.” Policy Crossroads: The GST 2.0 Debate The moderation in August comes just as the GST Council, chaired by the Union Finance Minister and comprising state finance ministers, prepares to take up the much-anticipated “GST 2.0” reforms. Since its formation in 2016, the Council has held 55 meetings, guiding the tax regime that was rolled out in July 2017. Experts say that the robust revenue base provides policymakers confidence to move ahead with rationalisation. “The increase in collections is in line with the GDP growth data and would give policymakers the confidence to move ahead with GST 2.0 reforms slated to be discussed this week,” Deloitte’s Mani said. Sandeep Sehgal, Partner- Tax, AKM Global, a tax and consulting firm said, “Although the pace of growth appears moderate compared to previous years, it shows that GST revenues are stabilising on a high base. The trend highlights a maturing tax system and points to the continued expansion of India’s economy, supported by services, manufacturing, and the early signs of festive demand.” Harpreet Singh, Partner at Deloitte India, argued that the buoyancy has created political room for reform. “A steady year-on-year rise in GST collections reflects genuine growth fueled by strong consumer demand across the economy,” he said. “Robust GST revenues have instilled a belief in lawmakers to introduce GST 2.0, aimed at delivering significant tax rate cuts that benefit Indian businesses and citizens alike.” However, the path ahead is not without risk. Manoj Mishra of Grant Thornton Bharat LLP warned that the expected rate cuts could boost consumption during the festive quarter but may also create fiscal stress for states. “Without careful calibration they may narrow state revenues and create settlement pressures,” he said. Mishra emphasised that long-term buoyancy will depend more on widening the tax base,

HomeBusiness NewsDeutsche Bank explores sale of Indian retail banking business amid profitability challenges In India, Deutsche wants to completely sell its retail banking business, which spans 17 branches, according to the two sources with direct knowledge of the matter, Reuters reported. By Ritu Singh   September 1, 2025, 9:09:21 PM IST (Updated) Deutsche Bank is considering a sale of its retail banking operations in India, according to sources. The Germany-based lender has invited non-binding bids from both domestic and foreign banks, with an August 29 deadline for submissions, marking its latest move to streamline its global retail business. The Indian retail banking division comprises 17 branches and generated revenues of approximately $278 million (around Rs 2,455 crore) in the fiscal year ending March 2025. Despite India’s rapid economic growth and increasing affluent population, foreign banks like Deutsche have struggled to achieve sustained profitability in the highly competitive and regulated market. In a strategic shift, Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing announced plans earlier this year to cut nearly 2,000 jobs worldwide in the retail division and significantly reduce branch footprints to improve profitability. The potential sale of the India retail unit aligns with this restructuring effort. Deutsche Bank has maintained a presence in India since the 1980s, offering a wide range of services including treasury, derivatives, private wealth, corporate, and retail banking. India represents Deutsche Bank’s largest operation outside Germany, employing over 22,000 staff, mainly in technology and back-office roles. A spokesperson for Deutsche Bank said, “does not comment on rumours or market speculation.” The move follows similar exits by other foreign lenders, including Citibank’s 2022 sale of its Indian retail and credit card businesses and Standard Chartered’s sale of its personal loan book to Kotak Mahindra Bank last year, reflecting the challenging environment for foreign retail banks in India. Also Read: UPI crosses 20 billion monthly transactions in August (Edited by : Ajay Vaishnav) First Published:  Sept 1, 2025 6:55 PM IST Read More

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the SCO Summit has been described as substantive but measured, with both sides signalling cautious progress while keeping the border issue at the core of their engagement. Jonathan Cheng, China Bureau Chief at The Wall Street Journal, said Xi is using the current global uncertainty to reposition China. “Donald Trump’s return to office has upended a lot of assumptions about the way the world works. Xi Jinping does see an opportunity here,” he noted, adding that Beijing is projecting itself as a central power for neighbours like India and Russia to cluster around. Former Ambassador to China Ashok Kantha underlined that the Modi–Xi dialogue continues the process initiated in Kazan last year. “What we’re looking at is a calibrated improvement of relations between India and China. It remains a cautious expansion of relations—step-by-step improvement—rather than any kind of reset in ties,” he said. Kantha also clarified that India’s approach to China is independent of pressure from the United States, calling speculation about a shift due to US tariffs “misplaced.” For now, the India-China relationship appears set on a cautious path—maintaining stability at the border while testing limited openings in economic and diplomatic engagement. Below is the excerpt from the discussion. Q: This meeting took place under the leadership of Xi Jinping and China at a time when the world has been hit by US tariffs and there is doubt about the US position in the global economic order as well. What was Xi Jinping’s message to SCO partners at this point? Cheng: I think the message is pretty clear. This is a time of turmoil in the global environment. Of course, Donald Trump’s return to office has upended a lot of assumptions about the way the world works and about foreign relations, and Xi Jinping does see an opportunity here. Certainly, we’ve just heard you talk a little bit about the tariffs that the US has imposed on India, and I think that came as a big shock. I don’t know that this trip was planned after those tariffs. I think it must have come before, but nonetheless, you do see this reshaping of the global jigsaw puzzle here a little bit. And I think Xi Jinping has the wind at his back right now. I think the economy in China is not as strong as it could be, but it’s strong enough. On AI, military, and other cutting-edge technologies, China is showing how central it is to the global economy, with semiconductors and everything else. And I think it’s a good time to signal to neighbours like India, like Russia, that there is another power that they can cluster around. I think that’s the message that is implicit there. Of course, Xi Jinping will not come out and say this explicitly, but you can see it in the imagery, the body language, and the words that he uses as well. Q: Ambassador Kantha, clearly Xi Jinping is trying to send out the message that China is ready to fill the void being left by the United States. How do you see the meeting between Prime Minister Modi and President Xi that took place? It was almost a one-hour-long meeting. There was a discussion on the boundary dispute. There was a demand that there should be predictability and transparency in economic ties as well. But the question a lot of investors would be asking is: will this meeting lead to a closer alignment, a more long-term alignment, or will there be a cautious approach from both sides? Kantha: Well, this meeting was a substantive engagement between Prime Minister Modi and President Xi. Essentially, it has taken forward the process that commenced when the Prime Minister met with President Xi in Kazan, Russia, in October last year. What we’re looking at is a calibrated improvement of relations between India and China. We are trying to frame this relationship more in a bilateral context, though turbulence in the geopolitical environment does impact the relationship. The Prime Minister was very clear that we are not looking at India-China relations through the prism of relations with a third country. I think that’s the message he was conveying—that speculation that India is moving towards China because it’s under pressure from the United States is misplaced. He wanted to allay such perceptions. Now, in terms of progress, yes, one can see greater momentum in economic contacts between India and China, apart from people-to-people engagement. But I think the Indian side has made it very clear that there are issues that need to be addressed, including those relating to the border. The Prime Minister reiterated that for the normal development of relations, you need peace and tranquillity to be maintained in border areas. The border issue is back at the center stage of the relationship, and there are a whole lot of other concerns which need to be addressed. So, I would say it remains a cautious expansion of relations—step-by-step improvement—rather than any kind of reset in ties between India and China at this stage. Q: Ambassador Sibal, if I can come to you: when it came to the boundary question, the Prime Minister underlined the importance of peace and tranquillity on the border for continued development of bilateral relations. The two leaders noted with satisfaction the successful disengagement last year and the maintenance of peace and tranquillity along the border area since then. They recognised the important decisions taken by the two special representatives earlier this month and agreed to work further towards those efforts. Now Ambassador Sibal, does the boundary dispute still take center stage for India? Because this statement seems to indicate that whatever has been achieved via disengagement, we’re happy with that. But what about status quo ante? That was the demand of India ever since the Galwan clashes took place—that we revert to the positions that existed before April 2020. Sibal: I think that position remains, but there was no

HomeWorld NewsSCO countries jointly condemn Israel and US strikes on Iran Back on June 13, Israel had initiated airstrikes on Iran, which Tehran described as an unprovoked aggressive act. It produced a 12-day conflict resulting in the death of 1064 people, comprising military commanders, nuclear scientists, and also civilians. By CNBCTV18.com September 1, 2025, 8:49:09 PM IST (Published) Member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) strongly condemned the military strikes carried out by Israel and the United States against Iran in June 2025. Meeting in China on Monday, they called the attacks a violation of international law and of Iran’s sovereignty. SCO leaders criticised the targeting of civilian facilities and nuclear-energy infrastructure, which resulted in civilian casualties. They stressed that the protection of nuclear sites and the safety of related infrastructure must be guaranteed on a permanent basis. On June 13, Israel launched airstrikes on Iran, which Tehran described as an unprovoked act of aggression. The 12-day conflict that followed killed 1,064 people, including military commanders, nuclear scientists, and civilians. The US escalated the conflict further by bombing three Iranian nuclear sites. In retaliation, Iranian forces struck Israeli targets and the US-operated al-Udeid air base in Qatar. By June 24, Iran declared its counteroffensive had brought what it called Israel and the US’s “terrorist aggression” to a halt. Notably, India did not sign on to the SCO’s statement on the issue earlier in June. (Edited by : Prashanth Perumal) Read More

Automobile companies such as Bajaj Auto, Escorts Kubota, Maruti Suzuki, TVS Motor, Hyundai Motor India, Ashok Leyland, Hero MotoCorp, Tata Motors, Mahindra and Mahindra (M&M) and more reportef their sales data for August on Monday. Maruti Suzuki’s August sales slipped 0.6% to 1.81 lakh units, while Hyundai Motor India reported a 4.2% decline to 60,501 units, with both lagging CNBC-TV18 poll estimates. Bajaj Auto’s total sales increased 5%, while its domestic sales declined 8% to 2.32 lakh units. Total exports increased 29%.  Escorts Kubota’s total tractor sales increased 27% in August. Ashok Leyland’s total sales increased 5%, while Atul Auto’s domestic sales declined 3.8%. SML Isuzu’s total sales were down 15% at 842 units, TVS Motor’s auto sales beat Street estimates. Royal Enfield bike sales increased 55%. Meanwhile, M&M’s total auto sales growth in August was flat at 75,901 units. Scroll down for the latest updates on August Auto Sales: Hero MotoCorp Hero MotoCorp reported total sales of 5.54 lakh units in August, higher than the CNBC-TV18 poll estimate of 5.31 lakh units. This marked an 8% increase compared to 5.13 lakh units sold in the same month last year. Domestic sales stood at 5.19 lakh units, up 5.5% from 4.92 lakh units a year ago. Exports recorded a sharp jump of 72%, rising to 34,588 units in August 2025 against 20,097 units in the year-ago period. Hyundai Motor  Hyundai Motor India’s total sales in August stood at 60,501 units, down 4.2% from 63,175 units a year earlier and below the CNBC-TV18 poll estimate of 62,000 units. Maruti Suzuki Maruti Suzuki’s total sales in August stood at 1.81 lakh units, down 0.6% from 1.82 lakh units a year earlier and slightly below the CNBC-TV18 poll estimate of 1.84 lakh units. Domestic sales declined 7.1% to 1.44 lakh units from 1.55 lakh units in August last year, while exports rose 40.5% to 36,538 units against 26,003 units year-on-year. Tata Motors  Tata Motors’ total sales in August were up 2% at 73,178 units from 71,693 units in the year-ago period. The Street had estimated total sales of 69,670 units in August. Total commercial vehicle sales increased 10% to 29,863 units from 27,207 units in August last year. The company’s total passenger vehicle sales, including EV, declined 3% to 43,315 units in August from 44,486 units last year. Mahindra and Mahindra (M&M) M&M’s total auto sales growth in August was flat at 75,901 units. A CNBC-TV18 poll had estimated total sales of 79,167 units. The company’s total domestic passenger vehicle sales declined 9% to 39,399 units compared to 43,277 units in the year-ago period. Total three-wheeler sales increased 13% to 10,527 units from 9,326 units in August last year. The company reported total exports of 3,548 units, up 16% from 3,060 units last fiscal. M&M tractor’s total farm equipment sales increased 28% to 28,117 units in August from 21,917 units last year. Eicher Motors (Royal Enfield) Total Royal Enfield sales in August were at 1.14 lakh units compared to a CNBC-TV18 poll of 1 lakh units. Total bike sales increased 55% to from 73,629 units in the previous year. The company’s international business increased 39% to 11,126 units in comparison to 8,006 units in the year-ago period. Eicher Motors The auto maker’s VECV sales increased 9.5% to 7,167 units, from 6,543 units in the corresponding period a year ago. Its total domestic sales increased 5% to 6,331 units from 6,028 units in August last year. Eicher Motors‘ total reported a 132.5% increase in total exports to 593 units in August compared to 255 units last year. TVS Motor  TVS Motor reported total sales of 5.09 lakh units in August, a 30% rise from 3.91 lakh units a year ago and ahead of CNBC-TV18’s poll estimate of 4.57 lakh units. Two-wheeler sales climbed 30% to 4.90 lakh units, with domestic 2W sales up 28% at 3.68 lakh units. Electric vehicle sales inched up 1.45% to 25,138 units. Exports surged 35% to 1.35 lakh units, while three-wheeler sales grew 47% year-on-year to 18,748 units. SML Isuzu SML Isuzu‘s total sales declined 15% to 842 units compared to 990 units in August last year. The company’s cargo vehicle sales increased 6% to 321 units in August compared to 303 units in the previous year. Its passenger vehicle sales declined 24% to 521 units from 687 units in August last year. Atul Auto Atul Auto‘s total sales increased 7% to 3,026 units in August compared to 2,834 units in 2024. Of these, it reported domestic sales of 2,601 units. These were 3.8% lower than domestic sales of 2,733 units in the year-ago period. Steel Strips Steel Strips‘ overall sales value increased 7% in August from the previous year. VST Tillers VST Tillers‘ total sales increased 2% in August to 4,499 units compared to 4,416 units in the year-ago period. It reported total power tiller sales of 4,100 units and tractor sales of 399 units in August. Ashok Leyland Ashok Leyland’s total sales in August increased 5% to 15,239 units compared to 14,463 units last year. A CNBC-TV18 poll had estimated total sales of 14,967 units in August. The auto maker’s medium and heavy commercial heavy vehicle sales increased 8% to 9,381 units in August compared to 8,663 units in the year-ago period. Total domestic sales were up 2% at 13,622 units from 13,347 units last year. Escorts Kubota Escorts Kubota’s total tractor sales increased 27% to 8,456 units in August from 6,652 units in the previous year. Of these, the company sold 7,902 domestic units, up 26.6% from the previous year’s 6,243 units. Its exports increased 35.5% in August to 35.5% from 409 units in the last year. Bajaj Auto  Bajaj Auto reported total sales of 4.17 lakh units in August, in-line with Street estimates of 4.04 lakh units. The total sales were up 5% from the previous year’s 3.97 lakh units. However, the auto company witnessed a 8% decline in its total domestic sales to 2.32 lakh units from 2.53 lakh units in August last

Cryptocurrency adoption is accelerating faster than the early internet ever did. In less than a decade, the crypto user base has expanded rapidly, and experts say that if this momentum continues, crypto could reach billions of users by 2030. Let us explore what is driving this rapid growth and how much further crypto adoption could go. Crypto Adoption Outpaces Early Internet Boom Analyst and Real Vision CEO Raoul Pal compares 5 million internet users to 5 million crypto wallets which shows that crypto is spreading at double the speed. He predicts if this growth continues, the global number of crypto users could reach 4 billion by 2030. In just nine years, the user base has surged 137% annually to 659 million by the end of 2024. While the internet reached 187 million users by 2000 at a 76% annual growth rate. He foresees that this could even take the market skyrocketing from $4 trillion today to $100 trillion in the early 2030s, driven by adoption and the ongoing devaluation of traditional money. Adoption, Not Price, Is the Real Driver According to Pal, 90% of short-term crypto price movements are influenced by the debasement of fiat currencies. In the long term, crypto’s strength and outperformance over fiat come entirely from adoption. For investors worried about volatility, Pal suggests looking at the bigger picture instead of panicking over short-term dips. He advises focusing on crypto’s overall growth trajectory rather than worrying about whether a particular month will be weak. Some have questioned whether using wallet counts is a reliable measure of crypto adoption, as one person can create many wallets, just like one household can have multiple IP addresses. Pal argued that this isn’t a problem: everyone has multiple devices, VPNs, and travel connections, so the comparison is fair. BCG Predicts $1 Billion Users By 2030 Pal’s research lines up with other industry forecasts.  A 2024 report from Andreessen Horowitz estimates that between 30 and 60 million people actively use crypto each month. Meanwhile, Boston Consulting Group has predicted that the crypto adoption could potentially reach 1 billion users worldwide by 2030. Developing Countries Are Leading the Way  Coinpedia recently reported that, as per the Chainalysis Global Crypto Adoption Index in 2024, lower- and middle-income countries are leading in crypto use. India tops the list, followed by Nigeria and Vietnam, with the U.S. in fourth.  Other high-adoption countries include the UAE, Singapore, Turkey, Ukraine, and the Philippines, Indonesia, Pakistan, Brazil, and Thailand. With rising institutional investment, new ETFs, and clearer regulations, global crypto users are expected to top 950 million by year-end. We’d Love to Hear Your Thoughts on This Article! Was this writing helpful? Read More

As September 2025 begins, Pi Network’s price has taken a sharp hit, wiping out the gains it made after news of its token listing on a U.S. platform. Pi Coin is now down nearly 10%, marking its lowest level in recent days and leaving investors uneasy. With this fresh drop setting the tone for the month, the big question now is: where could Pi’s price head next? Fewer Tokens Entering the Market One of the biggest reasons behind Pi’s price drop has been the heavy supply pressure. Too many tokens were being released at once, while demand remained weak. In September, however, the situation looks slightly better.  About 161 million PI tokens will be unlocked this month, nearly half of what came in August. This slower release could help reduce the constant selling pressure, giving Pi a chance to stabilize if demand holds up. Pi Network Upgrades Could Strengthen the Network Looking ahead, on September 3, Pi Network is set for a major upgrade as it transitions to Stellar’s new protocol. This jump from version 19 to 23 will improve smart contract use, node coordination, and overall network flexibility.  While these changes won’t directly impact token supply or price, they could increase confidence in the project’s long-term growth. Possible Boost from Exchange Listings Perhaps the biggest hope for Pi supporters lies in potential new listings. Big names like Binance, Coinbase, and Upbit are rumored to be considering Pi. If even one of them confirms a listing, Pi Coin could gain wider exposure and a fresh wave of buyers.  History shows that new listings often trigger sharp price spikes, even if only for a short period. Beyond exchanges, Pi is also gaining some recognition in traditional finance. Recently, Valour Capital launched a Pi Fund in Sweden, and Pi secured a listing with Swapfone (BTCC) in the U.S. On top of it, PiCoreTeam has announced that Pi Coin is now available on Onramp Money! This means Pi users in over 60 countries can easily buy PI directly using their local currency, making the journey of owning Pi even simpler and smoother. Pi Coin Price Prediction September  As of now, Pi has been trading between $0.3468 and $0.3577, showing both volatility and consolidation signs. The RSI near 32.5 signals oversold conditions, which could lead to a rebound. However, the price still sits below the 50-day SMA, pointing to lingering bearish pressure.  Some analysts see potential recovery if buying picks up, with targets at $0.42–$0.45. On the downside, stronger selling could drag Pi below $0.33, with risks of testing $0.30 support. We’d Love to Hear Your Thoughts on This Article! Was this writing helpful? Read More

Price Prediction SUI Story Highlights The live price of SUI crypto is  $ 3.27698157. The SUI price is expected to reach a high of $7.01 in 2025. With a potential surge, the price may reach $23.77 by 2030. SUI, a next-gen Layer-1 blockchain, is rapidly gaining traction with its focus on scalability, seamless user experience, and Web3 integration via ZkLogin. Sui has quickly gained a strong position in the crypto market. Recently, Grayscale expanded its focus on the Sui ecosystem by launching two new trusts, DeepBook and Walrus. These products give accredited investors direct exposure to tokens within Sui’s DeFi ecosystem. Grayscale’s interest shows growing institutional confidence, drawing both capital and developer attention. According to DefiLlama, Sui’s Total Value Locked has crossed $2.01 billion, reflecting strong ecosystem growth. What Is CoinPedia’s Sui Price Prediction for September 2025? The price of 1 Sui token could surge to a maximum of $4.33 by the end of September 2025. Table of Contents Sui Price Prediction September 2025 Sui Price Prediction 2025 Sui Crypto Price Analysis 2026 – 2030 Sui Token Price Outlook 2026 Sui Price Target 2027 Sui Coin Price Forecast 2028 Sui Token Price Prediction 2029 Sui Price Prediction 2030 SUI Price Prediction 2031, 2032, 2033, 2040, 2050 Market Sentiments CoinPedia’s Sui Price Prediction FAQs Sui Price Today Cryptocurrency Sui Token SUI Price $3.2770 -0.88% Market Cap $ 11,508,511,779.84 24h Volume $ 932,783,926.3953 Circulating Supply 3,511,924,479.57 Total Supply 10,000,000,000.00 All-Time High $ 5.3519 on 06 January 2025 All-Time Low $ 0.3643 on 19 October 2023 Sui Price Prediction September 2025 In August 2025, the Nasdaq-listed Mill City Ventures made headlines by allocating 98% of a $450 million private placement to SUI tokens, marking the first publicly traded SUI treasury reserve. This bold move shows growing institutional faith in SUI’s long-term potential. Sui is trading around $3.27, facing resistance at $4.07 and $4.33, with support at $3.1517. For September 2025, if bullish momentum strengthens, SUI could target $4.33 as a potential high. If bearish pressure returns, the price might revisit $3.21 as a potential low. Given the RSI at 42 showing moderate momentum, the average price is likely to stabilize near $3.70, suggesting a consolidation phase before any decisive move toward either support or resistance levels. Month Potential Low Potential Average Potential High September $3.15 $3.70 $4.33 ETF interest is also rising. The SEC moved forward with Canary Capital’s proposal, while 21Shares is also under review. Though decisions are delayed until January 2026, the ongoing discussions could heat up if the U.S. takes a crypto-friendly regulatory path. Sui Network plans a $320 million token unlock by the end of 2025. The forecast of this altcoin for 2025 suggests a new all-time high with a potential high of $7.01, assuming the bullish sentiment sustains. However, with a short correction, it may reach a potential low of $3.84, making an average of $5.42. Year Potential Low Potential Average Potential High 2025 $3.84 $5.42 $7.01 Also, read our Solana Price Prediction 2025, 2026 – 2030! Sui Crypto Price Analysis 2026 – 2030 Year Potential Low ($) Potential Average ($) Potential High ($) 2026 5.16 7.21 9.26 2027 6.39 9.16 11.94 2028 7.98 12.68 15.38 2029 9.47 14.58 19.69 2030 12.63 18.20 23.77 Sui Token Price Outlook 2026 The SUI coin token projection for the year 2026 could range between $5.16 to $9.26 and the average price of the altcoin could be around $7.21. Sui Price Target 2027 SUI crypto price for the year 2027 could range between $6.39 to $11.94 and the average price of this crypto token could be around $9.16. Sui Coin Price Forecast 2028 Sui project can make a potential high of $7.98 in 2027, with a potential low of $15.38, leading to an average price of $12.68. Sui Token Price Prediction 2029 The forecast of this token for the year 2029 could range between $9.47 to $19.69 and the average coin price could be around $14.58. Sui Price Prediction 2030 With an established position in the market, altcoins’s potential high for 2030 is projected to be $23.77. On the flip side, a potential low of $12.63 will result in an average price of $18.20. SUI Price Prediction 2031, 2032, 2033, 2040, 2050 Based on the historic market sentiments, and trend analysis of the altcoin, here are the possible Sui price targets for the longer time frames. Year Potential Low ($) Potential Average ($) Potential High ($) 2031 16.38 23.09 29.81 2032 21.27 29.81 38.35 2033 28.09 38.92 49.76 2040 82.45 130.64 178.84 2050 496.64 802.18 1,107.73 Check out, Avalanche Price Prediction 2025, 2026 – 2030! Market Sentiments Firm Name 2025 2026 2030 Wallet Investor $8.38 $11.84 – PricePrediction.net $1.64 $2.41 $10.83 DigitalCoinPrice $11.49 $16.35 $34.39 VanEck $16 – – CoinPedia’s Sui Price Prediction Coinpedia’s price prediction for SUI is highly bullish as the price is displaying a constant uptrend. This suggests that the price may reach new swing highs during the upcoming time. With the ongoing Sui crypto update, the price predicts a high of $7.01, with an average price of $5.42. CoinPedia expects the Price to reach $7.01 by the year-end. Year Potential Low Potential Average Potential High 2025 $3.84 $5.42 $7.01 Never Miss a Beat in the Crypto World! Stay ahead with breaking news, expert analysis, and real-time updates on the latest trends in Bitcoin, altcoins, DeFi, NFTs, and more. FAQs Is Sui cryptocurrency a good investment? Yes, the SUI blockchain is one of the most prominent projects and is projected to gain significant value in the coming time. Will SUI reach $10 in 2025? With a bullish surge, the altcoin may hit a high of $7.01 this year. Sui price prediction for the next 5 years? Considering the Sui long-term price prediction, it may reach a high of $23.77 by 2030. Does Sui have a future? With the rising popularity of the Sui token, this project may achieve the $23.77 mark by 2030. What is the price prediction for the Sui coin? The Sui project is targeted to conclude

September 1, 2025 12:28:42 UTC World Liberty Financial ($WLFI) Now Live on MEXC with Zero-Fee Trading Trading for $WLFI is officially live on MEXC, giving users access to zero-fee spot pairs: WLFI/USDT, WLFI/USDC, and WLFI/USD1. This launch marks a major step in expanding WLFI’s liquidity and accessibility for global traders, strengthening its position in the crypto market. September 1, 2025 12:24:47 UTC World Liberty Financial Launches with 24.67B WLFI in Circulation World Liberty Financial ($WLFI) will launch with a circulating supply of ~24.67B tokens, allocated to the ecosystem (10B), Alt5 Sigma Treasury (7.78B), liquidity/marketing (2.88B), and public sale unlocks (4B). The non-circulating supply includes Treasury (19.95B), Team (33.5B), Public Sale locked (16.01B), and Strategic Partners (5.85B). WLFI emphasizes transparency, revising earlier 27B figures in collaboration with CoinMarketCap to ensure clarity and long-term trust in its tokenomics. September 1, 2025 12:11:05 UTC El Salvador to Host First-Ever Government-Run Bitcoin Conference El Salvador has announced it will host the world’s first government-run Bitcoin conference, marking another historic step in the country’s embrace of cryptocurrency. Since adopting Bitcoin as legal tender in 2021, El Salvador has positioned itself as a global pioneer in BTC adoption. The upcoming event reinforces Bitcoin’s growing influence worldwide and showcases how nations are increasingly integrating it into their financial and economic systems. September 1, 2025 11:56:16 UTC Binance Exchange Lists World Liberty Financial (WLFI) Binance has officially announced the listing of World Liberty Financial (WLFI), with trading set to go live on September 1, 2025, at 13:00 UTC. The exchange will open spot markets for WLFI/USDT, WLFI/USDC, and WLFI/TRY, while deposits will be available from 04:00 UTC the same day. Withdrawals will begin on September 2, 2025, at 13:00 UTC. Notably, the listing fee is 0 BNB, and WLFI will be supported across multiple chains, including Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, and Solana, enhancing its accessibility and liquidity. September 1, 2025 11:56:16 UTC Metaplanet Expands Bitcoin Treasury to 20,000 BTC Metaplanet has purchased 1,009 BTC for ~$112.2M at an average price of $111,162 per BTC, boosting its holdings to 20,000 BTC as of September 1, 2025. The firm has spent roughly $2.06B at ~$103,138 per BTC, achieving an impressive 486.7% BTC yield YTD 2025. With this aggressive accumulation, Metaplanet ($MTPLF) strengthens its position as one of the leading corporate Bitcoin holders. September 1, 2025 11:55:15 UTC Ethereum Monthly Outlook: September Recovery, Q4 Rally Ahead Ethereum has historically closed September in red, as seen in 2017 and 2021. This year, ETH has already logged six consecutive red months since December 2024. However, analysts now expect a shift: September could bring a 10–15% recovery, turning the chart green. The bigger move is anticipated in Q4 2025, with October, November, and December projected to be fully green, echoing the rallies missed in earlier cycles. September 1, 2025 11:47:40 UTC #Ethereum is consolidating between $4100 support and $4868 resistance. While its USDT pair shows limited movement, the ETH/BTC pair looks highly promising. A confirmed breakout above $4868 and sustained hold could trigger a clear uptrend, opening the way for higher targets. Traders are closely watching this range as accumulation continues, hinting at a strong move ahead. September 1, 2025 11:47:40 UTC Ethereum News Today Ethereum reserves on centralized exchanges have plunged to just 12%, a sharp decline from 30% a few years ago. This massive supply crunch highlights the impact of growing demand from corporate treasuries and ETH ETFs, intensifying buying pressure. With fewer coins available on exchanges and institutional demand climbing, analysts believe Ethereum’s price could be headed much higher in the coming months. September 1, 2025 11:35:21 UTC Bitcoin Whale Swaps $4B BTC for ETH, Still Holds $5.4B in Bitcoin An OG Bitcoin whale has made a massive shift since August 20, selling 35,991 BTC worth $4.04B and buying 886,371 ETH worth $4.07B on Hyperliquid at a 0.0406 rate, according to Lookonchain. Despite this huge move into Ethereum, the whale still holds 49,634 BTC valued at $5.43B across four wallets, keeping a strong Bitcoin position while diversifying into ETH. Read More

The XRP community is bracing for a decisive stretch this fall as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) prepares to deliver long-awaited rulings on several spot XRP ETF applications. With multiple deadlines scheduled for October and November 2025, the coming months could either cement XRP’s place in mainstream finance or deal a heavy blow to investor hopes. October’s Cluster of XRP ETF Decisions The SEC will issue a series of rulings in mid-October: October 18 – Grayscale’s XRP ETF ruling October 19 – 21Shares’ XRP ETF ruling October 20 – Bitwise’s XRP ETF ruling October 23 – CoinShares and Canary Capital XRP ETF rulings October 24 – WisdomTree’s XRP ETF ruling This packed schedule means XRP could dominate headlines for weeks, with each ruling acting as a potential market catalyst. Even a single approval could spark inflows, while multiple approvals in quick succession might trigger a larger rally. The action doesn’t stop in October. Franklin Templeton’s application, one of the most closely watched given the firm’s influence in traditional finance, is due on November 14. Approval of this fund could draw significant attention from mainstream investors and asset managers well beyond the crypto space. Divided Opinions on Institutional Demand Not everyone believes these ETFs will transform XRP’s adoption.  On X, analyst AdrianoFeria.eth argued that the launch could backfire, stating:  “Ripple ETFs will most likely mark the beginning of the end for XRP because I highly doubt there will be any meaningful institutional interest.” Critics argue XRP lacks the strong narratives that help Bitcoin thrive as “digital gold” or Ethereum as the backbone of decentralized applications. From this perspective, ETFs may launch but still struggle to attract serious inflows. Optimists see things differently. Canary Capital CEO Steven McClurg predicts an XRP ETF could attract $5 billion within its first month, potentially outperforming Ethereum ETFs in the financial sector.  Supporters argue XRP’s efficiency in cross-border payments makes it a natural fit for institutions once the right investment vehicle is available. SEC’s Wider Crypto ETF Wave XRP is not alone in this race. Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart notes the SEC is reviewing 92 crypto ETF applications, covering assets from Solana and Cardano to meme coins like Bonk and Trump’s token.  Seyffart estimates a 95% chance of approval for XRP, Solana, and Litecoin ETFs in 2025, making this fall a possible turning point not just for XRP, but for the broader altcoin market. Never Miss a Beat in the Crypto World! Stay ahead with breaking news, expert analysis, and real-time updates on the latest trends in Bitcoin, altcoins, DeFi, NFTs, and more. FAQs What could be the impact of an XRP ETF approval? An approval could lead to significant inflows. Canary Capital CEO Steven McClurg predicted a potential $5 billion in the first month. Could XRP ETFs attract significant institutional demand? Opinions are divided: Canary Capital CEO predicts $5B inflows in the first month, while skeptics doubt institutional interest due to XRP’s narrative gaps. Which other cryptocurrencies are likely to get ETFs? The SEC is reviewing ETFs for Solana, Litecoin, Cardano, and even meme coins, with high approval odds expected for major altcoins in 2025. We’d Love to Hear Your Thoughts on This Article! Was this writing helpful? Read More