Investors Shift Focus to Remittix as Chainlink Pulls Back and Pi Struggles

Chainlink (LINK) and Pi Coin (PI) have shown mixed performance recently, with analysts shifting attention to Remittix (RTX) as a potential breakout candidate ahead of a key weekend. After a strong monthly surge of around 20%, Chainlink has pulled back slightly, while Pi Network’s native token struggles near record lows. Meanwhile, Remittix has drawn significant interest due to its unique cross-border payment utility and growing presale traction.

Chainlink’s price has risen to $24.03, outperforming the broader DeFi market in recent months [1]. The token is currently ranked third in DeFi for monthly price growth and maintains the highest trading volume in the category. Despite the recent pullback, LINK remains a key player in decentralized oracle infrastructure, supporting smart contracts across major blockchains like Ethereum and Solana. Recent developments include a proposed U.S. spot Chainlink ETF by Bitwise and a strategic partnership with Japan’s SBI Group to advance tokenized assets and stablecoin infrastructure [2].

In contrast, Pi Network has seen its token price decline to under $0.35, marking a near 90% drop from its peak [5]. While the project continues to roll out protocol upgrades and Linux node support, the Pi community remains cautious about the token’s long-term viability. Analysts argue that reaching triple-digit valuations—such as $100—is highly improbable given the current market dynamics and the token’s circulating supply. Nonetheless, Pi Network’s 65 million users and ongoing compliance efforts suggest a long-term focus on legitimacy and gradual adoption [6].

Remittix has emerged as a potential breakout candidate, attracting attention with its $0.1030 presale price and utility-driven model. The project has raised over $23.7 million in its presale, with plans to launch a beta wallet in Q3 2025 that supports real-time foreign exchange (FX) conversions and 30+ fiat currencies [3]. Unlike many low-cap altcoins, Remittix aims to bridge the gap between crypto and traditional finance by enabling seamless crypto-to-fiat transfers. With anticipated listings on BitMart and LBank, the token is poised to gain broader market exposure. Analysts highlight its deflationary tokenomics and community-driven incentives as key advantages [4].

The shift in focus from Chainlink and Pi to Remittix reflects growing investor appetite for altcoins with clear real-world applications. While Chainlink continues to lead in DeFi oracle infrastructure and Pi Network focuses on long-term protocol development, Remittix is capitalizing on the demand for practical blockchain solutions in cross-border payments. The project’s beta wallet and presale momentum position it as a strong contender for growth, particularly if it can execute its roadmap effectively. As the crypto market navigates volatility, projects with tangible use cases are increasingly capturing attention from both retail and institutional investors [3].

Investors are closely monitoring the next moves of these tokens. Chainlink faces key price levels and a potential ETF listing that could influence its trajectory, while Pi Coin’s ability to stabilize and attract institutional interest—such as the upcoming ETP by Valour—remains a watchpoint [5]. For Remittix, the Q3 wallet launch and liquidity on major exchanges will be critical in determining its long-term success. With the weekend approaching, market participants are bracing for possible volatility and strategic shifts among these altcoins.

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[1] title1 (https://www.coinbase.com/price/chainlink)

[2] title2 (https://chain.link/use-cases/defi)

[3] title3 (https://crypto-economy.com/best-crypto-to-buy-now-experts-rank-remittix-ahead-of-ethereum-solana-and-xrp-for-maximum-gains/)

[4] title4 (https://cryptonews.com/cryptocurrency/remittx-launch-date/)

[5] title5 (https://cryptopotato.com/massive-pi-network-update-drops-what-every-pi-user-needs-to-know/)

[6] title6 (https://coinpedia.org/news/can-pi-network-price-hit-100-2/)