Hyperliquid (HYPE), a performance-focused Layer 2 project, continues to generate buzz with its price at $39.27, marking a 2.49% increase. Its $13.11 billion market cap reflects strong backing. However, trading volume has declined significantly by 31.72% to $214.79 million, indicating potential cooling investor interest despite its reputation for a lightning-fast order book and robust on-chain infrastructure.
Simultaneously, crypto whales are accumulating Remittix (RTX), an Ethereum-based DeFi token priced at $0.0895. RTX targets the $190 trillion cross-border payments market, enabling users to send over 40 cryptocurrencies directly into bank accounts across 30+ countries. Its ongoing presale has sold over 580 million tokens, raising $18 million. A key catalyst is the upcoming Q3 2025 launch of its beta wallet, featuring real-time FX conversion, crypto staking, and a mobile-first interface. The project, audited by CertiK, offers a 40% token bonus and a $250,000 giveaway, positioning it as a contender for significant growth.
Former Ethereum developers are reportedly migrating to projects like Remittix, citing Ethereum's high gas fees and scalability issues. RTX's focus on low-cost transactions, quick settlements, and tangible utility in displacing traditional remittance systems contrasts with speculative trends, driving its appeal as a potential "next Ethereum" in the PayFi sector.