Remittix’s RTX presale has entered its final stretch, with 80.78% sold as of May 19, 2026. The team says the CEX listing date will be announced after funding passes $32 million, with listing tied to a $36 million target.
A promotional article says some Sei traders are rotating toward DOGEBALL, citing its Ethereum Layer 2, fiat off-ramp to bank accounts, low gas costs, and gaming utility. The project claims to have raised over $217K.
Remittix has raised $29.83M in a presale that has been running since late 2024. Supporters cite the CertiK audit and upcoming exchange listings, while skeptics flag an anonymous team and delays. The $32M target is seen as the make-or-break moment.
Remittix hits multiple milestones: wallet live on Apple App Store, first PayFi platform demo, confirmed listings on BitMart and LBank with more top-tier CEXs ahead. The project raised over $32M in private funding, ranks #1 on CertiK for pre-launch tokens, with 14.4M RTX left at $0.13.
On-chain data shows whales bought 270K BTC in a month, pushing Bitcoin toward $97K. Meanwhile, PayFi project Remittix launches a limited 200% token bonus, drawing investors focused on real-world payments.
Remittix briefly went offline with a 502 error, blocking presale and airdrop pages for nearly two hours. The team said the issue came from scheduled maintenance, while presale figures continued to move toward the $32 million target.
Remittix said it will reveal the new minimum RTX launch price in 10 days. The presale has raised $30.3 million, leaving it $1.7 million short of the $32 million threshold tied to the official launch date announcement.
Crypto primary-market activity picked up sharply in the week of July 13 to July 19, with 17 disclosed blockchain funding deals worth more than $812 million, according to PANews. Capital continued to cluster around a smaller number of larger rounds, a trend also visible in first-half 2026 data from Tiger Research and RootData, which showed $13.3 billion in crypto capital inflows across 435 rounds, down 78% from the 1,978-round peak in 2022. The week’s largest deal came from Crypto.com, which said it received a $400 million strategic investment from Citadel Securities at a $20 billion valuation, marking the exchange’s first institutional funding round in its 10-year history. Beyond CeFi, stablecoin payments and financial infrastructure remained a major draw, with deals for Cyclops, Pact Labs, Flex and Velocity. PANews also highlighted continued momentum in AI-linked markets, from DGrid AI in Web3 infrastructure to large non-crypto rounds such as Fireworks, Walden Robotics and LimX Dynamics, as investors kept backing AI compute, developer platforms and embodied intelligence commercialization.
