The latest sponsored crypto roundups put presale projects Remittix (RTX) and Pepeto (PEPETO) at the center of the “best crypto to buy” discussion, while also framing Ethereum (ETH), Chainlink (LINK), Aave (AAVE), and BNB as established infrastructure alternatives.
According to the first piece, Ethereum is trading near $2,690, Chainlink is advancing toward $13.90, and Aave is moving around $145. The article argues these assets cover settlement, oracle infrastructure, and decentralised lending, but their valuations already reflect public market recognition. Remittix is presented as an earlier-stage PayFi candidate: it has reported more than $32 million raised from over 40,000 participants, with a hard cap of $36 million. The project confirmed 24 November 2026 as the scheduled RTX launch date. RTX is currently priced at $0.21, with the final presale stage set at $0.46. Its ecosystem includes crypto-to-bank payments, a live perpetual markets platform with hundreds of pairs, an iOS wallet with more than 10,000 reported downloads, a planned Android release, and Remittix Earn in final testing with advertised yields of up to 22% APY.
The second roundup highlights Pepeto (PEPETO), which has raised more than $11 million from over 43,000 holders before any listing. The token costs $0.0000001896, and its listing price is set at three times the current stage. Pepeto’s live tools include PepetoSwap, a zero-fee exchange, a bridge across Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, Base, and Arbitrum, and a contract scanner that runs 42 checks per contract. The project advertises staking at 162% APY, claims a SolidProof audit is complete, and says a Binance listing is approaching.
Both articles also revisit Ethereum and Chainlink. One notes Ethereum traded at $2,721 on 21 September 2026, up 5.84% in 24 hours, with a market cap above $332 billion, and that it continues to attract institutional attention and exchange-traded fund inflows. Chainlink traded at $12.59, up 4.90%, with a market cap near $9.4 billion, and is cited for its role in Circle’s Arc mainnet launch and broader bank-facing services. The second article adds BNB at $772.57, up 2.93%, with a market cap of $102.87 billion, and points to OpenEden bringing tokenized Treasury bills to BNB Chain, lifting real-world assets to $5.69 billion.
Overall, the roundups are promotional in nature and frame the presale tokens as high-upside, early-entry opportunities against large-cap coins with established network effects. They carry the standard sponsored-content disclaimer and do not constitute financial advice.
