Key Takeaways
- • Remittix is preparing an Earn product advertising up to 22% APY on selected ETH, USDT and USDC positions, with planned pools from Aave, Morpho and Fluid, according to a TechBullion article.
- • RTX holders would receive additional APY on Earn deposits, linking platform asset inflows to token demand.
- • The article states Remittix has raised roughly $33 million from more than 40,000 participants toward a $36 million cap, with RTX priced at $0.28 before a planned $0.46 final presale stage and a November 24 public debut.
- • Revenue channels cited include PayFi (crypto-to-fiat remittances), Markets (more than $50 million in perpetual-futures volume) and Earn, with buybacks and burns tied to a planned destruction of 300 million RTX at launch.
- • The piece is promotional presale content issued via a press release distribution and carries no independent verification of the yield rates or revenue claims.
Summary
A promotional article published on TechBullion, distributed via BTCPressWire.com, profiles Remittix and its planned Earn product, which the article says will offer up to 22% APY on selected ETH, USDT and USDC positions. The article states the yield pools will be sourced from Aave, Morpho and Fluid, established DeFi lending and liquidity protocols, and that holders of the RTX token can receive additional APY on their deposits.
The article frames the structure as a mechanism to link deposits to token demand. It cites Nexo, which it says manages more than $7 billion, as evidence of the size of the centralized yield category, and argues that capturing a small share of comparable capital could generate meaningful platform revenue. The article does not provide independent data on Earn's projected assets under management or on the sustainability of advertised yields.
According to the article, Remittix's broader ecosystem includes PayFi, which converts a sender's crypto into fiat delivered to a recipient's bank account, with 41 additional currencies planned, and Markets, which the article says has surpassed $50 million in perpetual-futures volume. Revenue could support buybacks and burns building on the planned destruction of 300 million RTX at launch.
The article reports that Remittix has raised roughly $33 million from more than 40,000 participants toward a $36 million cap, with RTX trading at $0.28 in the presale ahead of an announced $0.46 final stage and a November 24 public debut. It also references a speculative price range of $2 to $5, which the article presents as a hypothetical scenario rather than a forecast.
The article carries standard disclaimers stating it is for informational purposes only and not financial advice, and it notes that crypto investments carry risk, including total loss of capital. Readers should treat the yield figures, fundraising totals and projections as company-reported claims that have not been independently verified.
The article frames the structure as a mechanism to link deposits to token demand. It cites Nexo, which it says manages more than $7 billion, as evidence of the size of the centralized yield category, and argues that capturing a small share of comparable capital could generate meaningful platform revenue. The article does not provide independent data on Earn's projected assets under management or on the sustainability of advertised yields.
According to the article, Remittix's broader ecosystem includes PayFi, which converts a sender's crypto into fiat delivered to a recipient's bank account, with 41 additional currencies planned, and Markets, which the article says has surpassed $50 million in perpetual-futures volume. Revenue could support buybacks and burns building on the planned destruction of 300 million RTX at launch.
The article reports that Remittix has raised roughly $33 million from more than 40,000 participants toward a $36 million cap, with RTX trading at $0.28 in the presale ahead of an announced $0.46 final stage and a November 24 public debut. It also references a speculative price range of $2 to $5, which the article presents as a hypothetical scenario rather than a forecast.
The article carries standard disclaimers stating it is for informational purposes only and not financial advice, and it notes that crypto investments carry risk, including total loss of capital. Readers should treat the yield figures, fundraising totals and projections as company-reported claims that have not been independently verified.
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