Remittix Launch progress now shows RTX at 83.17% sold, with the presale's next price tier, $0.23, sitting right alongside the same progress bar tracking the $32 million launch-date trigger.
This update checks what that overlap actually suggests, and draws a clear line between a presale price stage moving up and an actual market-price move.
Worth reasoning through carefully rather than assuming these are unrelated. Today's dashboard shows a single progress bar, "83.17% Sold Out," directly above the same "Remaining Until Launch: $4,053,282.67" figure tied to the $32 million milestone.
The "Next Price: $0.23" label sits on that same interface. This strongly suggests that hitting 100% of this tracked progress, in other words, reaching $32 million, is what triggers both the pre-sale price stepping up to $0.23 and the launch-date reveal at the same time.
That's the most plausible reading of a single, shared progress bar, but it isn't explicitly stated by an official confirmation in the sources reviewed, so it should be treated as a reasonable inference, not a confirmed fact.
No, and this distinction is worth being precise about. If RTX's price moves from $0.21 to $0.23, that's a scheduled pre-sale tier change, a project-set internal price, not a market-driven move reflecting real buying and selling.
$RTX has no live trading market yet, so there's no market price to "rally" in the first place.
Once RTX actually lists and trades, its price will be determined by real demand and supply, which could sit well above, at, or below any of its pre-sale tier prices, including $0.23.
The gap closed between this snapshot and the last one is $7,865.74, notably faster than the $2,973.55 closed in the prior update.
That's within the range of variation this coverage has tracked across many snapshots, worth noting as a pace pickup without over-reading a single data point as a new sustained trend.
Even if $0.23 and the launch-date reveal do activate together at $32 million, several further steps remain separate and undated: final launch arrangements, token distribution or claim mechanics, and TGE itself.
Reaching $32 million, whenever that happens, is a reveal of a date, not the date itself, and not RTX becoming tradable.

Source: official Remittix presale dashboard, captured September 21, 2026
Current price: 1 $RTX = $0.21
Next tier price: $0.23
Progress: 83.17% Sold Out
Remaining until milestone: $4,053,282.67
Remittix Price Prediction points to a bear case of $0.35–$0.45, a base case of $0.50–$0.80, and a bull case of $1.00–$1.50, each shown against its multiple over the current $0.21 pre-sale cost basis.
These reflect a post-listing market scenario, not the presale's own internal $0.23 stage price.
Scenario | Price Range | Multiple vs $0.21 | Key Driver |
Bear Case | $0.35–$0.45 | 1.67x–2.14x | RTX launches near its confirmed pre-sale floor with limited early demand |
Base Case | $0.50–$0.80 | 2.38x–3.81x | Typical new-listing demand combines with PayFi positioning to lift RTX moderately above its floor |
Bull Case | $1.00–$1.50 | 4.76x–7.14x | An exchange listing combines with real product adoption to sustain demand beyond launch-day activity |
Metric | Prior Update | This Update | Change |
Sold % | 82.72% | 83.17% | +0.45 points |
Remaining until $32M | $4,061,148.41 | $4,053,282.67 | -$7,865.74 |
Informational purposes only, not financial advice. Whether RTX's $0.23 pre sale price and its $32 million launch-date trigger activate simultaneously is inferred from the dashboard's shared progress bar, not explicitly confirmed. A presale price does not represent or predict RTX's actual post-listing market price. No confirmed RTX launch date, TGE date, or exchange appears in the sources reviewed. Price prediction ranges are pattern-based estimates, not guaranteed outcomes. Cryptocurrency carries significant risk of loss.