Some market participants are increasingly following early-stage token sales as they look for new altcoin projects. Token sale pricing and timelines vary by project, and outcomes after listings are uncertain.
Heading into 2025, several early-stage projects have drawn attention for approaches to scalability, security, and cross-border payments. Nexchain, BlockDAG, and Remittix have each published materials describing different technical and product goals.
Below is a high-level overview of how these projects describe their plans.
Nexchain reports fundraising progress and an AI-focused roadmap
Nexchain (NEX) describes itself as an AI-built Layer-1 blockchain and states it has raised over $10 million toward an $11 million target for its current stage. The project has also published token pricing information, though pricing and fundraising figures are project-reported and can change.
According to its materials, Nexchain combines blockchain scalability with AI automation intended to improve efficiency across multiple industries. It also describes a hybrid consensus design involving Proof-of-Stake and an “NEX AI” component. The project says it has completed security reviews by CertiK and SolidProof; readers should refer to the auditors’ own reports for scope and findings.
The project’s stated focus is on infrastructure and use cases, rather than short-term price performance.
Nexchain says it launched a testnet recently and is continuing development based on its published roadmap, including infrastructure upgrades and expanded use cases.
The team has also announced plans to publish a Whitepaper v2.0 on 15 September to describe tokenomics and project direction. The project has advertised time-limited marketing incentives for early participation; details are contained in its own communications.
BlockDAG outlines a DAG-based Layer-1 approach
BlockDAG describes itself as a Layer-1 blockchain designed for scalability and security. The project’s materials reference a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) structure, which it says is intended to improve transaction processing efficiency and reduce fees.
It aims to support decentralized applications (dApps) and DeFi use cases, including cross-chain interoperability. As with other early-stage networks, long-term traction would depend on factors such as developer adoption, user demand, execution, and broader market conditions.
Some commentators have published speculative scenarios for how the project could trade by 2025; such projections are uncertain and should not be treated as forecasts.
Remittix reports fundraising milestones and exchange listings
Remittix has published fundraising updates, including the number of tokens sold and a stated token price, as well as the amount it says it has raised to date.
According to the project, its product focus is cross-border payments, including fiat conversions in multiple countries with near real-time settlement. The team also states that the token has been listed on BitMart and LBANK, and that additional centralized exchange listings are in preparation. Listings, availability, and trading conditions can vary by jurisdiction and platform.
Remittix also points to “transparent tokenomics” in its materials; readers should review primary documentation for details and assumptions.
Summary: three early-stage projects with different stated goals
Nexchain, BlockDAG, and Remittix each emphasize different priorities in their published materials: AI-related tooling and Layer-1 infrastructure (Nexchain), a DAG-based scaling approach (BlockDAG), and cross-border payments with exchange integrations (Remittix).
Given the early-stage nature of these projects, readers may want to focus on verifiable items such as documentation, audits (where available), development activity, and disclosures, rather than promotional comparisons or price scenarios.
Project links (for reference):
Website: nexchain.ai/
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned.
