Remittix (RTX) Might Pop Soon: Here's Why It Could 50x by 2025

Want to know which coins people think will pop soon? Keep reading. We break down three tokens: Remittix, Litecoin, and HBAR. All three have hype, but one has more real-world use.

Want to know which coins people think will ‘pop’ soon? We take a look at three tokens: Remittix, Litecoin, and HBAR. All three have hype, but one has more real-world use. Let’s see which one could give you the best shot at outrageous growth in 2025.

Remittix offers real use and unimaginable ROI targets

Remittix is a new token that aims to help people send money across borders without using banks. It’s being used to create a global payments network, and it’s designed to be fast, efficient, and affordable.

The project has already raised over $15.3 million in its presale, and it’s now available for purchase at $0.0781. You can also send crypto directly to a bank account in 30+ currencies.

If you’re planning to invest $10,000 or more in Remittix tokens, you can look forward to staking rewards of up to 8% per year. For smaller investors, the good news is that many analysts believe Remitiix could deliver 50 to 100 times the initial investment.

Its price is expected to soar to $0.2 by 2030. Some are even more bullish, placing price targets of $0.325 as the new generation of crypto traders could push it to new highs with new use cases and better tokenomics.

Litecoin’s price is close to a key breakout level

Litecoin has been around since 2011, and it’s one of the oldest cryptocurrencies. It’s similar to Bitcoin, but it’s faster and cheaper to use for sending small amounts.

Recently, Litecoin has been making a move, and traders are now placing their attention on a key breakout level.

If Litecoin can close above $100 and sustain itself above that mark, then we might see a continuation of the rally, potentially taking it towards $130 this month.

This breakout is significant as Litecoin is approaching its next halving event in 2026.

With the halving, Litecoin’s block reward will be halved again, which means that fewer new coins will be entering circulation.

Past Litecoin rallies have occurred after its two previous halvings in 2015 and 2019. If history repeats itself, we could see another surge in price following this upcoming halving.

Carl Moon, a technical analyst at Smart Money, Inc., is spotting a “bullish flag” chart pattern on the four-hour time frame. According to him, if the price breaks out of the flag, we can expect to see a move to $117.

Another analyst, Benzinga, is detecting a triple-bottom formation on the daily chart. They suggest that if Litecoin clears the $130 resistance, it may even climb further towards $150 or more.

However, if Litecoin drops below the key support at $97.12, it could experience a steeper decline, potentially crashing to $72 or even $57. So, while it’s a risky play, it could yield significant returns if it plays out as expected.

HBAR new price trend shows stronger buying interest

HBAR’s news today is about a possible change in direction. Just spotted by one analyst, Hedera (HBAR) just broke a long-term downward line.

This is what Benzinga is reporting. Afterwards, HBAR’s price is testing a key resistance.

It’s now up over 100% from the March lows and back to 2022 highs.

HBAR is currently trading around $0.20. According to WSB Trader Rocko, this might be the “last chance” to get HBAR at a low price. He’s targeting $1 by Q3 2025.

From the chart, we can see that the RSI and MACD are also indicating a strong buying momentum.

If we zoom out further, we can see that HBAR has been forming a bullish wedge pattern.

HBAR’s tech helps companies share data without using a full blockchain. Big names like Google (GOOGL), IBM, and LG invest in the network. It’s also been used in ad tracking, logistics, and banking logs.

Those who prefer shorter time frames can also see a bullish flag on the 4-hour chart. A breakout from this pattern could propel HBAR towards $0.25.

If it drops below the crucial support at $0.18, it might spark a steeper selloff, potentially taking