MEXC Appears on Remittix Dashboard as Possible Third Listing Exchange

MEXC Appears on Remittix Dashboard as Possible Third Listing Exchange

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2026-07-23 10:05:15
MEXC has appeared on the Remittix dashboard, suggesting it may be the project’s third confirmed listing partner after LBank and Bitget. The team has said RTX will launch on five exchanges in total.
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MEXC has appeared on the official Remittix dashboard, pointing to a possible third confirmed exchange for the RTX token launch. Remittix had already disclosed LBank and Bitget as listing partners, while saying the token is planned to go live on five exchanges in total.

The update surfaced on the website, not through social media

The detail was not announced through X or another major social channel. Instead, the exchange name showed up on the Remittix.io dashboard, a section the source describes as mainly watched by active presale participants. Based on that dashboard appearance, the market is now treating three exchanges as effectively identified, with two slots still undisclosed.

LBank and Bitget were the first names released by the project. Both are established crypto exchanges, and the addition of MEXC would make the launch lineup look much broader than a standard single-venue token debut. For many new tokens, getting one exchange listing is already a challenge. Remittix is presenting a different structure.

Five-exchange launch plan stands out in the current market

The source says the team has confirmed five listing exchange partners for launch. That is an unusual setup for a presale token. A multi-exchange debut means RTX could reach several trading communities at the same time, rather than relying on one platform to handle early liquidity and price discovery.

The original article also frames MEXC as a venue known for active new-token listings. If RTX does launch there, the token would gain access to a large retail trading audience. The piece adds that MEXC supports futures trading for many newly listed assets, which could speed up price discovery and increase volatility from the first day. That part, though, is analysis from the source article rather than a formal exchange statement.

RTX presale price remains at $0.13 before the next step

According to the source material, RTX is currently priced at $0.13 in presale, with the next stage set at $0.135. The article says that next move will mark the project’s final phase before TGE. On listing expectations, it cites estimates from “community analysts” that place a possible debut range at $0.35 to $0.50. Those figures are not official pricing guidance from the project team.

On fundraising progress, the article states that the Remittix presale has raised more than $30 million and completed 82.3% of its allocation. It also says the team confirmed that reaching $32 million will trigger disclosure of the actual RTX listing date, while $36 million will be treated as the official launch day. The source further notes that, after multiple timeline revisions, the launch window has shifted from an earlier Q2 2026 target to Q3 2026.

Two exchange names remain unannounced

Community discussion has floated names such as Bybit, KuCoin, and Gate.io for the remaining two positions. The source does not show any official confirmation for those exchanges, so they remain speculation. What is currently established from the material is limited to this: LBank and Bitget were publicly named, MEXC has appeared on the dashboard, and the project says five exchanges are planned for launch.

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