Remittix, a crypto-to-fiat payment protocol, is approaching a critical milestone as its token presale enters the final stretch. The current sale block is 78.63% sold out, with RTX priced at $0.13. Once this block is fully filled, the price will automatically increase to $0.135, delivering instant paper gains for early participants.
78.63% Sold: $32M Target Close
The total funding goal is $32 million, of which approximately $25.85 million has been raised, leaving just under $6.15 million. The team has stated that the Token Generation Event (TGE) and official launch date will be announced immediately after the target is met. At the current pace, the remaining tokens could be sold out by late June or July 2026.
Project milestones are divided into four levels, with Remittix now transitioning from Level 02 to Level 03. Smart contracts have been audited, and a major marketing push is underway. Upcoming steps include listing RTX on CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko, plus the beta release of the Remittix wallet.
1.5 Billion Supply Locked for Three Years
The total supply of RTX is fixed at 1.5 billion tokens, with no possibility of minting new ones. Allocation includes 50% for presale and 12% reserved for exchange listings. Both liquidity and team tokens are locked for three years, signaling a long-term commitment rather than a quick exit strategy.
While specific CEX partners have not been disclosed, the team confirms RTX will debut on decentralized exchanges like Uniswap along with several top-tier centralized exchanges.
CEX Listing Window: September–October 2026
Based on the roadmap, full product launch is estimated to occur roughly three months after the softcap is hit. This timeline suggests the RTX CEX listing will likely fall between September and October 2026, allowing enough room to wrap up the ambassador program and the global marketing campaign planned for Level 03.
Analysts Eye $0.50–$0.75 Post-Launch
Remittix enables users to pay crypto to any bank account worldwide, with recipients seeing a standard fiat transfer. If the project successfully implements its global wire protocol, demand for RTX as a utility token could surge. Some analysts believe capturing even a small slice of the global remittance market could push the token to $0.50 or $0.75 after listing. However, this depends on smooth testnet performance and community response during beta.
The next major announcement is expected to be the first CEX partnership. For real-time updates, refer to official channels. This article is for informational purposes only and not financial advice.