The crypto market isn’t what it was back in bullruns past. Once a market flush with opportunities for anyone and everyone who had lunch money to grow, crypto is now dominated by big-caps with comparatively lower upside for massive gains. Dogecoin, Worldcoin and HBAR are among the big names, but their large-cap status makes them less palatable to investors looking for big gains in 2025.
However, one newcomer is looking like good value to hit $1 before its big-cap cohorts do. Remittix (RTX) is a newly launched PayFi protocol enabling instant crypto-to-fiat payouts to any bank account anywhere in the world. With RTX tokens still available at just $0.0757, Remittix is tipped to hit $1 sooner than Dogecoin, Worldcoin and HBAR will. Here’s why.
With its presale approaching a sensational $15 million raise, Remittix has emerged as one of the top candidates to hit $1 from its current presale price of just $0.0757 and for good reason. Remittix disrupts the trillion-dollar cross-border payments industry by enabling instantaneous crypto-to-fiat transfers at low fees and zero delays without the recipient having to know their payment came from crypto.
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Powered by its native token RTX, the Remittix platform also offers high-yield staking pools offering up to 18% APYs, while its smart contracts have been audited for security by BlockSAFU. Throw in just a 1% flat fee on all transactions and no foreign exchange charges and it’s easy to see why Remittix is positioned for parabolic growth this year.
Since breaching the $0.43 mark earlier in February, Dogecoin has gone on a major correction, trading at the $0.16 level as of press time. Nevertheless, Dogecoin is still up by a modest 4.4% in the past month, even as DOGE prices have struggled to stay afloat on an upward ascent to trade sideways thus far.
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Based on on-chain data, Dogecoin buyers are slurping the dip, accumulating Dogecoin at its current levels. If this trend continues, DOGE could break past resistance at $0.187 and finally on the next level out of the consolidation range. If trade volumes falter, Dogecoin could slip below $0.16. Whatever the case, $1 doesn’t look likely anytime soon.
Worldcoin went on a major run to close out April, surging from $0.58 last April 6th to peaking at $1.22 last April 27th. However, Worldcoin failed to sustain its momentum entering May, going on a precipitous 22% decline in the first week of May amid major controversy involving the Kenyan High Court’s decision to delete all biometric information the protocol collected in the nation, including iris and facial scans.
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Nevertheless, even at its current price of $0.877, WLD holders who stuck around at earlier price levels are solidly in the green. But with more turbulence due to regulatory issues, Worldcoin appears to be in for a major correction.
HBAR was also on a decent run in the past month, with token prices on a solid 12% increase. Currently trading around the $0.17 range, HBAR, due to its DAG technology and ability to scale to 100k TPS not to mention being governed by a council including some of the world’s biggest names, is bullish over the long run. $1 isn’t a matter of if, but when. However, that run to $1 could materialize in the next 2-3 years. With a mainnet live since 2019 and a blockchain built specifically for enterprise adoption, HBAR looks like it has the goods to achieve that target if only in a longer time frame.
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Dogecoin, Worldcoin and Hedera face different paths to $1. All have the potential to do so. However, in terms of immediate potential to hit $1, Remittix easily takes the cake. RTX is still available at presale prices and remains a low-cap, undervalued opportunity that could go parabolic as soon as it hits exchanges. $1 is about 13x from $0.0757 and with the proven ability of low-caps to pump, Remittix has the clearest path out of all 4.
Discover the future of PayFi with Remittix by checking out their presale here:
Website: https://remittix.io/
Socials: https://linktr.ee/remittix