PEPE has its moment, attracting considerable market attention. From $0.00000768 last May 6th, raced to $0.00001516 on May 12th, leading other most cryptos in price action and trading volume. The Pepe Coin then slowed down and traded in a very tight range. Despite the correction, this coin remains +79% in the past 30 days, suggesting a strong momentum in recent weeks.
Pepe Coin has even outperformed another trending meme coin, the Shiba Inu Coin, which is down 7% on a week-to-week basis, and up by just 18% on a month-over-month basis. Like PEPE SHIB’s price is trading in a tight range and feeling the heat, setting up for another crypto that’s ready to eclipse both.
Remittix is shaking up the cross-border payment landscape
As PEPE and SHIB stall, a crypto in presale surges ahead with a clear PayFi map: Remittix. Remittix aims to shake up the cross-border payment scene, with its crypto-to-fiat solution that’s anchored on the blockchain. While Spribe and Wise have been around, offering fiat-to-fiat settlements, and Coinbase adds its crypto-to-crypto support, crypto to fiat conversion is finally here.
Remittix expands your options for payments by sending crypto payments directly to global bank accounts in over 30 currencies. Zero FX fees, no hidden charges, and no banking drama. Even business owners accept supported crypto, converted to fiat with the Pay API.
Regardless of the method, everyone enjoys the same-day process, with zero fees, supporting 50+ currency pairs.
Pepe coin hits the brakes, analysts see renewed market interest
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PEPE boasts one of the best price actions in recent weeks, surging nearly 80% in the past month. During its recent run, trading volume ranged from $2 billion to $3 billion, from less than $1 billion a few weeks ago. However, Pepe Coin is trading roughly 53% below its all-time high.
Recent market activity brings optimism among holders and traders of this crypto. According to on-chain data, a crypto whale withdrew 420 million Pepe coins worth $5.58 million from Binance, triggering a slew of projections on its next price movement. This transaction came after a large 1.79 trillion withdrawal from a newly created crypto wallet.
Shiba Inu coin trades sideways, sees burn rate surge by over 17,000%
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Like PEPE, SHIB also slowed down after weeks’ worth of surge, sending the price past $0.00001727. Though down in the past seven days, SHIB is up +17% on a month-to-month basis.
As the Shiba Inu Coin dips, on-chain data reveals that the project’s burn rate hit 17,930% in just 24 hours, translating to over 49 million SHIB coins permanently removed from circulation. Shiba Inu’s latest move reflects its commitment to reduce its supply, increase scarcity, and potentially influence its price action.
The Shiba Inu Coin price is currently sending mixed signals on the price charts. Per CoinGecko, it is slowing down. Despite its price drop, SHIB’s trading volume has increased from $198 million to $290 billion.
Remittix’s RTX token is ready to outperform PEPE, SHIB
Remittix’s RTX token is up on pre-sale, with almost $16 million raised so far. Unlike PEPE and SHIB, which are struggling to find their next catalysts, the RTX is surging towards presale with programmed price increases.
Currently, the RTX token is priced at $0.0781, with $0.0811 as its next price target. Early adopters who got in at $0.015 sit on a 500% ROI, and with the presale still active, bigger returns are possible.
With over 85% of its supply already sold, it’s never too late to get in and join the Remittix community!
Check out the latest presale information and Remittix’s use cases here:
Website: https://remittix.io/
Socials: https://linktr.ee/remittix
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