Right now, Ripple’s XRP looks ready for a slow climb that some experts think could send the coin as high as $30 before winter. Solana, pushed forward by new ETF plans and record network use, is also fighting to rise. Yet a smaller, quicker payment token named Remittix keeps popping up in trading chats.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse will speak before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee this Wednesday. He calls the invite an honor and hopes fresh laws will protect users without blocking progress. His words come as Ripple’s long battle with the SEC drags on. Lawmakers grilling Garlinghouse could swing market mood. If senators signal support for clear rules, new money might flow into XRP.
Two bold calls are stirring the XRP crowd. Analyst XForceGlobal uses Elliott Wave theory to target a $20–$30 price in the next big wave, but warns a longer correction is possible first. Even wilder, crypto voice BarriC claims XRP could reach $1,000 if big banks start using it for cross-border payments. He argues that once demand from banks outpaces supply, cheap XRP will be gone for good.
Short-term traders have their own drama. STEPH IS CRYPTO points out a thick wall of short bets stacked above $2.35. If XRP begins to rise, traders who have wagered against it may hurry to buy back their coins.
Solana is having a busy July. The SEC just asked fund managers to update paperwork for spot SOL ETFs before month’s end. At the same time, daily transaction fees on Solana topped $1.2 million. High fees usually show strong network use, and Solana’s app count keeps growing.
Political buzz adds fuel. Donald Trump’s media firm filed to launch a “blue-chip” crypto ETF, and a second plan with 75 % Bitcoin and 25 % Ethereum. On-chain data tells the same story: over 14.6 million active addresses hit the network in one day.
While XRP fights in court and Solana files forms, Remittix (RTX) is moving fast at street level. The project has raised $15.9 million by selling 549 million tokens at $0.0811 each and is sprinting toward an $18 million soft cap. In late July, the team will roll out the RTX Wallet.
Two pilot payment routes, one in West Africa and another in Southeast Asia, plan to handle real money before fall. Early tests show near-bank exchange rates and simple QR codes that work on any phone, even slow ones. Because RTX’s market size is still small, even modest daily use could send the price soaring faster. Some whisper that RTX could post 100× gains if pilots take off.
XRP has big news ahead with Senate testimony and a possible short squeeze that could light the path to $30. Solana, backed by heavy network traffic and ETF hopes, is racing to leapfrog into CoinMarketCap’s top ten. Remittix tells a different tale. By shipping a working wallet and hitting real payment lanes, RTX aims to grow through usage rather than waiting for court wins or regulator nods.
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