Remittix’s launch story is not only about timing. A line in the project’s official materials has become a central point for buyers: if the presale allocation is not fully sold, the team says it may burn unsold presale tokens. That detail affects how the market may read RTX supply once the sale ends.
Presale allocation sets the framework for the burn clause
According to the official token allocation page, Remittix has a fixed total supply of 1.5 billion RTX. Half of that amount, or 750 million RTX, is reserved for the presale. The same page states that if the full presale allocation is not sold, the project will hold a token burn event to reduce total supply.
The sale remains active. On the official presale page, Remittix shows the sale as 77.49% sold, with $29,834,398.59 raised, 726,681,481.68 tokens sold, a current price of $0.13, and a next-stage price of $0.135. Those figures suggest the project is close to a full sellout, but it has not reached that point yet.
Burning unsold tokens changes supply math, not demand
A token burn removes coins from supply. If Remittix follows the rule described in its documents, the amount available after listing could end up below what some buyers may have assumed from the full presale allocation alone.
That matters, but only in a narrow sense. A smaller remaining supply could reduce future sell pressure on paper. It does not guarantee a higher market price. Trading demand, liquidity, exchange access, and trust after launch still shape how the token trades. The burn clause changes coin count. It does not settle the demand side.
Launch signals are split across roadmap and social posts
The project’s release timeline is also not fully settled in one place. The roadmap still lists several pending steps: concluding the presale, preparing the TGE, listing on Uniswap, locking LP, and listing on multiple centralized exchanges. TGE, or Token Generation Event, is the point when the token officially launches on-chain.
At the same time, the official X account has posted two different signals. One post said the Remittix launch date was February 9, 2026. Another said the RTX exchange listing date would be announced only after the presale reaches $32 million raised. That gap suggests the launch may not be a single event. Platform release, token release, and exchange listing may land on different dates.
Final supply may stay unclear until the presale closes
For buyers tracking Remittix, the immediate issue is not one headline date. The more relevant markers are whether the presale sells out, whether any unsold allocation is burned, whether the raise reaches the $32 million threshold, and what the final TGE update says. Until the sale fully closes, the project’s post-sale supply picture may remain incomplete.
What is clear from the official pages is limited but material: Remittix says unsold presale tokens may be burned, the current token price is $0.13, and the raise is nearing $29.83 million. A single, fully settled sequence for every post-sale listing stage has not yet been published.