
Two of crypto’s established altcoins, Cardano (ADA) and Litecoin (LTC), are spotlighted this week as analysts outline fresh technical setups pointing toward possible rebounds. Yet, despite the cautious optimism, investor excitement seems increasingly split.
Many are sticking with ADA and LTC for stability. However, a growing market segment is eyeing early-stage plays like Remittix (RTX), a PayFi altcoin now tipped for a 3,000% surge as it secures major watchlist attention.
Cardano has spent months struggling under bearish pressure, but sentiment may finally be bottoming. ADA is trading at $0.82, up 14% in the last 30 days despite retail sentiment hitting a five-month low.
On-chain data shows that whales are quietly accumulating, with at least 16 transactions over $1 million recorded in August alone. Technical charts reveal a Wyckoff-style accumulation range forming, suggesting the groundwork for a 40% breakout toward $1.17.
Analyst Michaël van de Poppe notes that ADA remains in a “blind spot” for most traders, a setup often seen before explosive moves. If ADA can hold support around $0.70, the bullish curve structure remains intact, and Cardano could be positioned for one of its strongest quarters of 2025.
Similarly, the Litecoin price stabilizes above $110, trading at $111. This 1.8% daily gain keeps LTC nearly 4% higher in the past week, even as broader altcoin sentiment cools.
Analysts see the $110 level as crucial support. Holding here could pave the way for a $140–$150 test, particularly if Bitcoin sustains its $112,000 rebound. On-chain data reinforces this optimism, with nearly half of the LTC supply in the hands of long-term holders, though recent exchange inflows suggest potential resistance ahead.
Bloomberg’s 90% approval odds for a Litecoin spot ETF have also injected new excitement, but with resistance stacked around $137, only a clean breakout would confirm bullish continuation. Litecoin appears steady, and growth remains capped by lingering sell pressure.
Like Cardano and Litecoin price predictions that may be steady, much of the excitement surrounds Remittix (RTX), a PayFi project aimed at interfacing crypto with traditional banking. RTX has raised $24.2 million through presale and has sold 649 million tokens, making it one of the biggest early-stage raises this year.
The appeal is utility-driven:
Supports 40+ cryptocurrencies at launch
Enables direct-to-bank transfers in 30+ countries
Flat fees with no hidden FX charges
Remittix Pay API for freelancers and merchants
Certik-audited with liquidity and team tokens locked for 3 years
With a confirmed exchange listing on BitMart and LBank, plus an imminent Wallet Beta launch, things are moving very fast for RTX. Analysts anticipate 30X returns, which corresponds to a 3,000% upsurge in public lands for RTX.
Cardano and Litecoin are still relevant, with technical setups pointing toward modest recoveries if support levels hold. But for the high-risk investors chasing outsized gains, Remittix brings a new wave of opportunities.
With the combination of fast blockchain speeds, usage in the fiat world, and actual listings on exchanges, RTX now stands as a serious runner for the next altcoin run.
As smart money rotates into PayFi, the market’s next breakout may not come from ADA or LTC, but from a presale token now on everyone’s radar.
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