The RTX presale has cleared 81.64% sold out with $RTX priced at $0.13 for now. The project is now closing towards its $32M funding target which will unveil the Remittix launch date and exchange names.
That kind of number pulls attention. But right now, one question is louder than the price: can the Remittix launch avoid the meltdown that destroyed DeepSnitch AI on its Uniswap debut?
Both projects led successful presale stages before launch. The DeepSnitch AI presale closed after raising $2.87 million across nine of fifteen stages, with DSNT priced at $0.04762 heading into its Uniswap listing on March 31, 2026.
Remittix news today tells a similar early story. The Remittix presale is nearly sold out, sitting at 81.64% cleared with 13.6M tokens still remaining. The next price tier moves to $0.135 after the current stage closes.
Both tokens planned their Uniswap launch as the first liquidity event. Both communities had real buzz going into the listing window.
That's where the surface-level similarities end, and where the RTX update starts to matter.
Before DSNT even hit Uniswap on March 31, 2026, parts of the community were already upset. Delayed timelines had left holders on edge. Then the token went live, early sellers hit thin liquidity, and the price started sliding.
Social media amplified it fast. Blockaid flagged the DSNT smart contract as a honeypot, a false alert triggered by an anti-dump mechanism, but the damage was real. The DSNT price collapsed 99.3% in hours.
Remittix carries a similar undercurrent. The presale has stretched since late 2024, with funding targets raised along the way. Early buyers are frustrated. Some are openly calling it a Remittix scam across forums and social channels. That anger sits inside wallets that unlock the moment the uniswap debut goes live.
The roadmap confirms LP locking at launch, but no public vesting schedule exists for presale holders. Locked liquidity protects the pool, not the price. A large group of early buyers each selling even small amounts can move the RTX price hard.
Add one false security flag on top of that, and the DSNT story starts to rhyme.
Here is the part that separates $RTX vs $DSNT on a structural level. DeepSnitch had to build its working product after the launch. Core AI agents went live on April 10, 2026, ten days after listing. Buyers on launch day had nothing to hold onto except a roadmap.
On the other hand, the Remittix PayFi platform is already live and processing real payments. The beta wallet has moved $4.2 million across 30-plus countries, the iOS app has cleared 100,000 downloads, and users are rating it 4.7 stars. This isn't a project scrambling to catch up. The tech works.
The project also carries a CertiK security audit, DeepSnitch also has it. Concerns about a scam don't hold up against a fully audited, EU-licensed operation running under RemittixLabs Limited.
The official roadmap lays it out clearly. After the sale ends, the team plans to list on Uniswap first, then follow with multiple tier-1 and tier-2 centralized exchange listings. The listing plan confirms five or more CEX partners already locked in beyond the DEX debut.
That multi-exchange rollout matters. One of the core reasons the DSNT price collapsed was thin Uniswap liquidity meeting heavy presale selling pressure. A confirmed CEX pipeline absorbs that pressure and gives the RTX-coin price somewhere to go after the Uniswap opens.
The token launch date is highly expected in Q3 2026 shifting from Q2 after presale stretch. With 81.64% already sold and tokens running out fast, the presale end is getting close.
The DeepSnitch AI story shows two things at once. It shows how badly a launch can go without a working product on day one. It also shows that a real project with real utility can claw back from almost anything.
RTX enters its launch window with a working product already live, a clean audit, and exchange listings lined up. The RTX price at $0.13 might look very different once the uniswap listing goes live.
Note: This article is for informational purposes only and does not provide financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry risk, and readers should conduct their own research before making any financial decisions.
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