Solana (SOL) and Litecoin (LTC) show weakening bullish momentum despite recent rallies, with SOL rising 2.92% to $169.07 while LTC fell 3.25% to $118.38 this week. SOL's trading volume plunged 26.46%, and LTC's volume collapsed over 50% to $940.3 million, signaling fading investor enthusiasm as both coins enter consolidation phases. SOL's $91.04B and LTC's $8.99B market caps reflect diminished trader participation.
Meanwhile, Remittix (RTX) captures market attention after surging to $0.0895, raising over $18.2 million with 583 million tokens sold. Its upcoming Q3 2025 beta wallet launch—supporting 40+ cryptocurrencies including BTC, ETH, and XRP—enables crypto-to-fiat transfers across 30+ countries. The cross-chain platform features live FX conversion, low gas fees, staking rewards, and deflationary tokenomics targeting the $19 trillion global payments market.
Analysts highlight RTX's real-world utility for freelancers and businesses as a key differentiator from speculative assets like SOL, which faces recurring network outages, and Cardano (ADA), which struggles with slow adoption despite bullish technicals. Institutional backing and time-sensitive 40% bonuses for early investors further fuel RTX's momentum as capital rotates toward payment-focused altcoins.