Polygon has completed its migration from MATIC to POL, marking a change in how the network’s token is used for fees and staking. Market participants are closely watching how the transition affects activity across the ecosystem.
Separately, projects such as Remittix have attracted attention for claimed payments-focused use cases. This article summarizes publicly available information about the developments mentioned and does not assess potential returns.
Polygon migration and market context
Polygon has entered a new phase as the project reports that the large majority of MATIC has migrated to POL as part of its planned transition. The upgrade positions POL as the network’s gas and staking token, with transactions on the Polygon PoS network using the new asset.
POL Price today was referenced in the linked post as being near $0.28, alongside a reported increase in trading activity. Analysts following the migration have also pointed to backward compatibility considerations, as well as possible implications for scalability and cross-chain features.
Polygon’s broader narrative extends beyond DeFi, including use cases such as document verification and stablecoin-related initiatives. Any outcomes from staking incentives or ecosystem changes remain uncertain and depend on adoption, competition, and market conditions.
Coverage of Polygon also notes ongoing debates around factors such as decentralization and competition from other networks (including Arbitrum). Developments such as AggLayer are being monitored by the market, but future performance is inherently uncertain.
Remittix token sale and stated product plans
Remittix is conducting a token sale and has described a “PayFi” model intended to support crypto-to-fiat conversion and transfers to bank accounts. The project has stated that it has raised more than $24.6 million and that tokens have been offered at $0.1050; these figures have not been independently verified in this article.
The project has also positioned its focus as payments- and remittances-related. Comparisons with larger, established networks should be treated cautiously given differences in scale, maturity, and risk.
- Project-reported fundraising total (more than $24.6 million) and ongoing marketing activity
- Stated intended use case: remittances, payments, and fiat access
- A wallet beta launch date has been mentioned by the project (September 15, 2025)
- The project has said it plans exchange listings, including BitMart, and has mentioned LBank; timelines and outcomes may change
The project has also stated that a limited number of tokens remain available in the token sale. Participation in token sales can involve significant risks, including loss of funds, liquidity constraints, and changing regulatory conditions.
For reference, links provided by the project are below:
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. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
