Ethereum (ETH) whales are reportedly allocating capital to the emerging PayFi project Remittix (RTX) ahead of its platform launch in February 2026. This movement comes as Ethereum itself shows strength, trading around $3,111 with a market cap of $375 billion and record stablecoin volume of $8 trillion, bolstered by recent upgrades like Fusaka and institutional ETF inflows.
The shift in capital is driven by whales seeking higher growth potential beyond ETH's established, albeit slower, percentage gains. Remittix positions itself at the intersection of crypto and global remittances, targeting the $19 trillion cross-border payments market. The project's core offering is a crypto-to-fiat payments platform, with a live wallet already available on the Apple App Store.
Remittix has raised over $28.8 million through the sale of more than 700 million RTX tokens at $0.123 each. It has achieved listings on BitMart and LBANK exchanges, is fully audited by CertiK (where it holds a top pre-launch ranking), and has a confirmed platform launch date of February 9, 2026.
Parallel discussions in the market frame Remittix as a potential breakout story for the next cycle, drawing comparisons to the historical moments of assets like XRP and Cardano (ADA). Analysts note that while XRP (trading near $2.05) benefits from renewed institutional and ETF interest, and Cardano (near $0.39) continues its development rebuild, Remittix differentiates itself with a fixed launch date and a working product, shifting from narrative to execution.
The project is running a limited-time 200% bonus offer, with over half of the five million allocated tokens already claimed. The narrative suggests a market phase where tangible delivery is beginning to be valued over promises, positioning utility-focused projects like Remittix for attention.
