Recent market commentary has focused on Bitcoin inflows and long-term holder behavior, alongside attention on Remittix (RTX), a PayFi project that says it aims to support crypto-to-bank transfers. Any conclusions about future prices remain uncertain and depend on broader market conditions.
Bitcoin market data: reported inflows and holder behavior
Bitcoin was quoted around $116,362 at the time of writing. Figures circulating on social media and in analytics summaries claim on-chain capital inflows into Bitcoin have risen to about $625 billion over the past 18 months, and that U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded about $163 million in inflows in a recent session. Some commentators have also linked flows and positioning to upcoming macro events such as FOMC meetings. These datasets and interpretations can vary by source and methodology.
Separately, market analysts have discussed the concept of “illiquid supply” (coins held by entities that historically sell infrequently). One commonly cited estimate puts illiquid supply near 14.3 million BTC and suggests a large share of mined Bitcoin is held long term. While some market participants use these metrics to argue for future upside, they do not determine price outcomes and should not be treated as predictions.
Glassnode data cited by commentators has also been used to argue that larger holders are accumulating BTC relative to new issuance and that exchanges have seen net outflows in certain periods. If accurate, these trends may indicate increased self-custody and institutional participation, but they can also reverse quickly depending on market conditions.
Remittix: PayFi project overview
Alongside Bitcoin, some coverage has highlighted Remittix (RTX), which the project describes as a PayFi initiative focused on crypto-to-bank utility. According to the project, it has sold more than 667 million tokens, raised more than $26.1 million, and listed a current price of $0.1080. These are project-reported figures and have not been independently verified in this article.
Remittix highlights cited by the project include:
- The project says it has undergone a CertiK verification process; third-party listings are not the same as an endorsement.
- The project says community members are testing a Remittix wallet and related features.
- The project states it has been listed on exchanges including BitMart and LBANK, and that additional listings may be pursued.
- The project’s materials also mention referral-based marketing incentives; terms, eligibility, and risks may vary.
What to watch
Reported inflows, exchange balances, and long-term holder metrics are frequently used by analysts to discuss Bitcoin’s supply dynamics. However, any specific price targets (including six-figure or seven-figure scenarios) are speculative and should be treated as uncertain.
For smaller or earlier-stage tokens such as RTX, publicly shared figures and milestones can change quickly. Readers may wish to review primary sources and independently verify claims where possible.
Project website (for reference): https://remittix.io/
Project social links (for reference): https://linktr.ee/remittix
This article contains information about a cryptocurrency token sale. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
