The Remittix presale just moved into its next phase. The RTX coin price has climbed to $0.135, with the next price set at $0.14. The presale has already sold through 51% of the total supply, with 19.7M tokens remaining and $5.8M left until launch.

Source: Official Presale Dashboard
Thirty million dollars raised. That number tells a story on its own. The RTX public sale crossed the $30M milestone while most of the market was quiet, and that too without heavy marketing noise.

Source: Official X Announcement
The reason marketing went quiet is now clear. The team spent that time building, testing, and fixing the platform instead of chasing headlines. That decision is starting to look like the right one.
Now with the product ready and the public sale deep into its final stretch, the team has confirmed that marketing is about to ramp back up hard.
Louder, stronger, and much more visible, those are the exact words from the platform's update.
This is the part that separates Remittix from most presale projects. Selected VIP community members are already using the live platform. Real crypto in. Real fiat out. Bank accounts credited.
The team is running this Remittix testing phase to fine-tune performance and add new wallet features before public access opens.
Investors who registered with an email have already received a security setup email, adding contacts is required to get the verification code for platform access during the community rollout.
Public access opens gradually. But the proof is already there.
As per the official planning the RTX coin launch date is not so far in 2026. Once the sale hits $32 million, which is now already over $30M, the team officially reveals the date. Right now, the project sits just $2 million short of that announcement.
After the launch date reveal, the presale runs until either the $36 million target is hit or the launch date arrives, whichever comes first. Exchange partnerships are already secured. The RTX token is an ERC-20 asset on Ethereum with a hard-capped supply of 1.5 billion tokens.
Bitget and LBank along with CoinMarketCap are confirmed pre-market partners until now, with MEXC also showing in the official dashboard.
That fixed supply combined with a narrowing presale window makes the current $0.135 entry one of the last low-price opportunities before the listing phase begins.
The project has a 1.5 Billion of total supply, out which 12% are secured for listings. Here's how the crypto coin price prediction looks:
Short-term: RTX enters exchanges from a $0.135 current base with the next pre-sale stage already at $0.14. Early listing price discovery on secured exchanges could push RTX toward $0.30–$0.50 as public access opens and platform volume builds.
Mid-term: As real crypto-to-fiat transactions scale across consumer and merchant use cases. A range of $0.80–$1.50 becomes realistic within the first six months if RTX captures consistent cross-border payment volume.
Long-term: The global remittance market moves trillions annually. If adoption scales, RTX at $3.00–$5.00 reflects where utility-driven tokens tend to land when the product matches the promise.
The $32 million milestone is the next event that changes everything for Remittix. The platform works, the public sale is in its final window, and the launch date reveal is weeks away at most. With 51% already sold in the current phase and the price stepping up, the gap between pre-sale pricing and listing price is closing fast.
Note: This article is for information purposes only. All the information and facts are based on market present data. The article itself does not claim anything.