The crypto market is entering a new phase as global monetary policy shifts toward easing. With major central banks signaling potential rate cuts through 2025, some analysts say this backdrop could support renewed interest in Bitcoin and other digital assets. However, price outcomes remain uncertain and can change quickly.
The trend has also renewed attention on a mix of established networks and newer projects that some market participants associate with periods of higher risk appetite, including Remittix, Solana, and Chainlink.
Bitcoin Outlook as Liquidity Expands
With a 3.8% daily loss, Bitcoin is currently trading at $108,126, while remaining above the six-figure level. Its 24-hour trading volume has increased 26% to $77.4 billion, while its market value is $2.15 trillion. Some commentators attribute short-term weakness to profit-taking, although day-to-day moves can reflect a range of factors and should not be read as a definitive signal about longer-term direction.
Some economists argue that falling rates can reduce yields on traditional assets and may increase demand for higher-risk assets, including digital markets. Historically, Bitcoin’s largest rallies have overlapped with periods of looser monetary policy, though correlation does not guarantee the same outcome in future cycles. Separately, some market forecasts discuss large liquidity additions by major central banks next year, and some macro-focused investors have cited scenarios with prices as high as $300,000, which remain speculative.
Beyond Bitcoin, Solana (SOL) and Chainlink (LINK) are often discussed in relation to decentralized finance activity. Solana’s network continues to compete on throughput and fees, while Chainlink is widely used for data-oracle services and is frequently mentioned in discussions about cross-chain interoperability.
Remittix as a Utility-Focused Payments Project
Remittix (RTX) is presented by the project as a payments-focused initiative that connects cryptocurrency transfers to traditional bank rails through a “PayFi” service. According to the project’s materials, the service is intended to allow users to send digital assets to bank accounts in more than 30 countries. The project also reports it has raised over $27.7 million in private funding and sold more than 681 million tokens at a price of $0.1166 each; these figures have not been independently verified in this article.
The project states that its team is verified by CertiK and that it has announced future listings on BitMart and LBank, alongside updates related to a wallet beta testing program. Timelines and listing outcomes can change, and readers should consult primary sources for the latest details.
Key Highlights
- The project says it is verified by CertiK and has been ranked #1 among “pre-launch” tokens
- $27.7M reported as secured through private funding rounds
- 681M+ tokens reported as sold during an ongoing token distribution phase
- Cross-border system described as enabling crypto-to-bank transfers
- Future listings on BitMart and LBank are described by the project as aimed at increasing market access
Outlook: Rate Cuts and Risk Appetite
If global rates fall further, some analysts expect risk appetite to increase, which could affect both larger cryptocurrencies and smaller, earlier-stage tokens. Any specific price targets for Bitcoin—including $300,000—should be treated as uncertain forecasts rather than an expectation.
For readers who want primary-source context on Remittix, the project website is available for reference at remittix.io.
Project links (for reference)
Website: https://remittix.io/
Socials: https://linktr.ee/remittix
This article contains information about a cryptocurrency token sale. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned. As with any initiative within the crypto ecosystem, readers should do their own research and consider the risks involved. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
