Cardano (ADA) and XRP are facing increased competitive pressure in 2025 as newcomer Remittix (RTX) gains significant traction with its real-world payment utility and growing user base. While established projects struggle with technical resistance and regulatory uncertainty, RTX is positioning itself as a practical alternative in the cross-border payments sector.
Cardano is currently trading around $0.86 after failing to break the $0.98 resistance level. Technical indicators show ADA trading below its 100-hourly moving average, indicating immediate bearish pressure. The token is forming a narrowing triangle pattern, suggesting a potential dramatic move is imminent.
XRP faces similar challenges, struggling to push above the $3.00-$3.20 resistance zone and currently trading near $2.89. Analysts warn that failure to breach $3.30 could lead to a drop to $2.60 or lower. Both MACD and RSI indicators remain in bearish positions, signaling weak positive momentum.
Meanwhile, Remittix has sold over 612 million tokens at $0.0969 each, raising more than $20.6 million during its presale. The project has secured its first centralized exchange listing on BitMart and plans a Q3 2025 mobile wallet beta launch. RTX offers instant crypto-to-bank payouts across 30+ countries, supports 50+ cryptocurrencies, multiple fiat currencies, and features cross-chain DeFi capabilities with low fees.
The platform has completed a CertiK audit and is running a $250,000 community giveaway to boost adoption. Experts believe RTX could achieve 50x growth potential, positioning it as a serious competitor to established payment-focused cryptocurrencies.