The Remittix Presale dashboard shows RTX at $0.28 in the final stage, with 87.71% of the current stage sold and a $0.46 listing figure.
The site countdown reads 15 days and about 7 hours, so this price prediction maps valuation scenarios for the days around the first trades. Only the latest dashboard and Etherscan readings are used.

Source: Official Website
The dashboard reports stage progress and total funds separately, so both readings are listed.
Metric | Reading |
Share sold this stage | 87.71% |
Amount collected | $33,326,153.26 |
Dashboard target | $36,000,000 |
Remaining to target | $2,673,846.74 |
Collected share of target | 92.57% |
About $2.67 million, or 7.4%, remains before the target. For a Remittix presale this close to full, the last step matters less than what open trading sets after November 24.

Source: Official Dashboard
The Etherscan token page lists these readings for the contract:
Max total supply: 1,500,000,000 RTX
Holders: 1
Transfers: 0
Source code: verified, with no security audit submitted
With one holder and no transfers, circulating supply at the start of trading is not visible on-chain.
A single holder is normal before distribution, so this marks a pre-launch state rather than a concern. Supply-based valuation is therefore the usable yardstick for this Remittix presale.
Fully diluted valuation (FDV) multiplies the 1.5 billion maximum supply by each token level.
Level | Implied FDV | Change vs $0.46 |
$0.28 | $420M | -39.1% |
$0.35 | $525M | -23.9% |
$0.46 | $690M | Reference |
$0.58 | $870M | +26.1% |
$0.667 | $1.00B | +45.0% |
Each step of the Remittix Presale ladder carries a very different valuation hurdle. The $33.33 million collected equals roughly 4.8% of the $690M FDV at the listing figure, and reaching $1B would need about 45% more.
Every FDV figure counts all 1.5 billion tokens, so market capitalization would be lower if only part of the supply circulates.
Bearish, $0.26 to $0.34 (-43.5% to -26.1%; implied $390M to $510M): early sell-offs outweigh demand and RTX trades near the earlier steps.
Base, $0.40 to $0.50 (-13.0% to +8.7%; implied $600M to $750M): trading centers on the listing figure with swings in both directions.
Bullish, $0.54 to $0.66 (+17.4% to +43.5%; implied $810M to $990M): strong volume lifts RTX toward, but not through, the $1B mark.
These ranges are estimates, not certainties. New listings can swing sharply in the opening hours, so any range can be breached quickly. A $1B FDV also works as a round-number ceiling, since round valuations often attract profit-taking.
Unknown float: Etherscan shows one holder, so launch-day circulating supply is unconfirmed.
No listed audit: the token page shows no submitted security audit.
Sell pressure: holders from the $0.0922 opening step sit on a paper gain near 399% at the listing figure.
Market conditions: weak crypto market sentiment around November 24 could cap a rally.
For a Remittix Presale buyer, the practical risk is that valuation, not the dashboard, sets the value once trading starts. The first sessions will show how much of the ladder holds.
Four levels frame the weeks after November 24:
0.28 (420M): final-stage cost and first support area
0.46 (690M): listing figure and main pivot
0.58 (870M): bullish checkpoint
0.667 (1B): round-valuation ceiling
A hold above $0.46 during the opening week would favor the base and bullish cases for the Remittix Presale, while a close below $0.28 would shift focus to the bearish range.
For December 2026, a band of $0.32 to $0.62 (implied $480M to $930M) reflects the uncertainty around any new listing. Closing levels carry more weight than intraday spikes, because new listings often print brief extremes.
A sustained move toward $0.667 in early 2027 would need steady volume and visible payment usage, given the project’s focus on sending crypto to bank accounts.
YMYL Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be taken as financial or investment advice. Crypto markets are volatile, and the price scenarios here are estimates, not guarantees. Readers should do their own research before making any decisions.