Crypto market narratives shifted again in November. Dogecoin moved on renewed discussion around potential ETF-related developments, Remittix has appeared in some analyst watchlists, and Polygon continues to compete for attention alongside larger, faster-moving themes.
With majors swinging hard, some traders and analysts are comparing projects tied to meme-driven sentiment and those focused on payments infrastructure. Below is a look at the headlines around Dogecoin and Polygon, and the claims Remittix makes about its payments-focused product.
Dogecoin ETF discussion puts it back on some watchlists
Dogecoin was trading around $0.18 at the time of writing after a sharp double-digit daily move, alongside reported volume of more than $3.3 billion.
Discussion of a potential spot Dogecoin ETF filing from Bitwise has been cited by some market commentators as a reason for renewed interest. Any ETF-related outcomes remain uncertain, and Dogecoin’s long-term positioning differs from projects focused on capped supply, yield products, or dedicated payments infrastructure.
Polygon builds infrastructure but receives less attention in some lists
Polygon continued to ship updates while market attention rotated elsewhere. The POL token rose more than 10% in a session to trade near $0.18, though price trends and technical levels are widely interpreted differently by market participants.
Polygon’s Rio upgrade has been described as targeting 5,000 transactions per second and lighter nodes. The project has also announced involvement in stablecoin-related initiatives and a cross-border arrangement with Flutterwave. Even so, some “what to watch” rankings have focused more on meme-driven assets and newer launches than established scaling networks.
Remittix highlights PayFi use cases, based on project disclosures
Remittix positions itself as a payments-focused project that aims to connect crypto transfers with traditional bank rails. In project materials, it is described as supporting conversions from crypto to bank accounts on short timeframes, though such claims should be independently verified and may depend on jurisdictions, liquidity, and banking partners.
The project also reports that it has raised over $28.1 million, sold about 684 million RTX tokens and that the token is priced near $0.1166, with more than 40,000 participants. These figures are not independently verified in this article.
Remittix says its codebase has been reviewed by CertiK, and it has referenced possible centralized exchange listings (including BitMart and LBank) and an additional venue in preparation. Listing timelines and availability can change, and readers should treat forward-looking statements as uncertain.
What the project says it is building
- The project states it can route crypto into bank accounts across more than 30 countries.
- It describes its wallet as supporting over 40 digital assets and more than 30 fiat currencies.
- It says merchant payout APIs are in testing.
- It cites external security review work and ongoing product testing as part of its development process.
Taken together, the three narratives highlighted above reflect different areas of crypto market interest: meme-driven trading activity (Dogecoin), scaling infrastructure (Polygon), and a payments-oriented roadmap (Remittix). Each comes with distinct risks, maturity levels, and verification considerations.
Project links (for reference):
Website: https://remittix.io/
Socials: https://linktr.ee/remittix
Marketing promotion link (as described by the project): https://gleam.io/competitions/nz84L-250000-remittix-giveaway
This article references a token sale and project-provided claims. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
