Key Takeaways
- • Remittix is preparing weekly payouts through an initial test of its Earn platform, offering 100 selected testers targeted yields of 18–22% APY on ETH, USDT and USDC deposits, with a $1,000 minimum deposit.
- • Testers depositing into Earn will receive RTX token gifts equal in value to their qualifying deposit, per the company's announcement.
- • Remittix has raised $33 million from more than 40,000 participants toward a $36 million hard cap ahead of its November 24, 2026 RTX market debut.
- • Bitwise's October Bitcoin Macro Investor report models a Bitcoin equilibrium value of approximately $197,000, linked to global money supply growth and a potentially weaker U.S. dollar; the report gives no target date.
- • The Earn programme is a company-issued promotion, and the yield figures are targeted rather than guaranteed.
Summary
The Earn test is presented as an extension of Remittix's payments-focused product ecosystem. The company says testing has included EUR and USD routes using USDT and USDC across Ethereum, Celo, Base and Polygon, with 1,000 community holders invited to participate. It plans to add 41 fiat currencies. The ecosystem also includes an iOS wallet with more than 10,000 downloads and Remittix Markets, which has processed over $50 million in perpetual trading volume. Remittix states it has raised $33 million from more than 40,000 participants toward a $36 million hard cap.
The announcement coincides with Bitwise's October Bitcoin Macro Investor report, which identifies a model-implied equilibrium price for Bitcoin near $197,000. The analysis relates Bitcoin's price to global money supply and argues that accelerating liquidity growth and a structurally weaker dollar could support a catch-up rally. Bitwise frames the figure as a model-derived scenario without a specified date for reaching it. The Remittix release references this research but is not a Bitwise publication.
Remittix's release also details its token economics ahead of the November 24, 2026 RTX launch. RTX is listed at $0.28 before a final presale stage and minimum exchange launch price of $0.46, an increase of approximately 64% between the two levels. The company plans to burn 300 million RTX at launch, which it says represents 20% of the original supply. Readers should note that the release is issued by the company, and the disclaimer provided with the content states that its claims are not verified and that the investment carries a risk of total loss of capital.
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