Chainlink & Cardano holders turn to Remittix as PayFi altcoin breaks records in 2025
The post Chainlink & Cardano holders turn to Remittix as PayFi altcoin breaks records in 2025 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Cardano steady at $0.82, but holders eye faster PayFi options like Remittix for real utility. Chainlink whales buy 1.25M LINK, yet limited traction pushes investors toward payment platforms. Remittix targets $19T remittance market with 0.1% fees, CEX listings, and Q3 2025 wallet launch. Chainlink and Cardano holders are increasingly eyeing new paths forward as they shift interest toward innovative payment platforms. This move comes at a time when crypto markets pivot toward digital solutions that solve real-world problems, beyond speculative fuss. Recent crypto news shows this shift clearly. While Chainlink and Cardano continue to stand tall in blockchain circles, their slow growth and limited utility are turning heads toward newer players focusing on real payments. Against that backdrop, a fresh contender, Remittix, is making headlines with solid traction. Cardano holds steady but traders seek faster paths Cardano (ADA) remains a reliable name in crypto. It is currently trading around $0.82, with strong institutional support and green-friendly tech. Analysts point to upcoming enhancements like Hydra and governance updates. Yet, growth remains gradual, and some long-term holders are looking for altcoins that deliver more immediate upside or tangible utility. Experts say that Cardano must break $0.88 to confirm a rally toward $1.20. On social channels and trading threads, some Cardano believers are shifting attention toward solutions that promise faster payouts, low gas fees, and real-world reach; especially in remittance corridors. Chainlink: reliable oracles, but limited real-world traction Chainlink (LINK) remains a leader in blockchain data oracles. Its tech feeds live feeds to DeFi, NFT, and smart contracts. Yet its utility remains within crypto rails, not outside them. That’s why some holders are cashing out and reallocating funds into projects with real-world payment potential—the so-called PayFi platforms. However, data also shows that 1.25 million Chainlink tokens were bought by whales within 48 hours.…
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Cardano steady at $0.82, but holders eye faster PayFi options like Remittix for real utility. Chainlink whales buy 1.25M LINK, yet limited traction pushes investors toward payment platforms. Remittix targets $19T remittance market with 0.1% fees, CEX listings, and Q3 2025 wallet launch. Chainlink and Cardano holders are increasingly eyeing new paths forward as they shift interest toward innovative payment platforms. This move comes at a time when crypto markets pivot toward digital solutions that solve real-world problems, beyond speculative fuss. Recent crypto news shows this shift clearly. While Chainlink and Cardano continue to stand tall in blockchain circles, their slow growth and limited utility are turning heads toward newer players focusing on real payments. Against that backdrop, a fresh contender, Remittix, is making headlines with solid traction. Cardano holds steady but traders seek faster paths Cardano (ADA) remains a reliable name in crypto. It is currently trading around $0.82, with strong institutional support and green-friendly tech. Analysts point to upcoming enhancements like Hydra and governance updates. Yet, growth remains gradual, and some long-term holders are looking for altcoins that deliver more immediate upside or tangible utility. Experts say that Cardano must break $0.88 to confirm a rally toward $1.20. On social channels and trading threads, some Cardano believers are shifting attention toward solutions that promise faster payouts, low gas fees, and real-world reach; especially in remittance corridors. Chainlink: reliable oracles, but limited real-world traction Chainlink (LINK) remains a leader in blockchain data oracles. Its tech feeds live feeds to DeFi, NFT, and smart contracts. Yet its utility remains within crypto rails, not outside them. That’s why some holders are cashing out and reallocating funds into projects with real-world payment potential—the so-called PayFi platforms. However, data also shows that 1.25 million Chainlink tokens were bought by whales within 48 hours.…
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