Author: Thurgood Mashiane

The crypto market is drawing fresh attention as an early‑stage digital asset sparks activity across social platforms. On X, traders and crypto investors are discussing Remittix (RTX), its expanding ecosystem and the 300% bonus available via email that has triggered a surge in interest.  Market observers are noting intensified on‑chain activity and growing sentiment around utility‑focused tokens as capital rotates from legacy assets toward tokens solving real problems in global payments, real‑world remittances and blockchain‑to‑bank rails.  This week’s chatter reflects larger crypto trends where adoption, product delivery and incentives are driving allocation decisions in a competitive market. Urgency Builds as…

Considering how major crypto projects in the market have seen their price performance plunge, a growing number of investors have set their sights on utility-driven projects. This comes at a time when one of these projects is preparing for real product rollouts and ecosystem developments. The name that continues to surface in recent crypto conversations is Remittix. It’s a payments-focused platform set to enter a critical phase in its roadmap.  While the broader market deals with volatility and sideways price action, projects with a clear delivery roadmap (especially ones that bridge digital assets with everyday financial activity) are drawing more…

The past few days have been very bearish for the entire crypto market. Bitcoin price has fallen as far as $77,000 and other major altcoins are rapidly haemorrhaging value. Because of this, the general market sentiment among investors is cautious as more traders are now hesitant in the face of thinning liquidity and volatility spikes. However, analysts note that in the midst of all this, an interesting pattern is forming. Remittix, a PayFi altcoin on Ethereum, has been rapidly gaining market dominance and popularity and now, it is in the process of expanding its global reach with talks of listing…

The crypto market is deep in bear territory, with sentiment pointing to further pullbacks. Crypto assets as a whole lack a clear catalyst to help stabilize plunging prices. In these conditions, investors need to avoid chasing hype. Instead, the best cryptos to buy are those with strong fundamentals, real usage, and tangible token value. Capital has become increasingly selective in late 2025, and this trend has magnified in early 2026. Investors looking to profit in a bear market will need to select tokens that offer something unique. This could range from technological infrastructure to active user adoption. At the top…

Ethereum traders are becoming more active on-chain, not by rotating out of risk but by leaning into it. Over recent sessions, leveraged positioning has increased across decentralized perpetual markets, pointing to a growing willingness to deploy capital directly through smart contract–based venues. This shift is unfolding alongside improving liquidity conditions, with HFDX seeing its liquidity reach new highs. The timing matters. Traders rarely add leverage when execution feels fragile. Rising exposure often follows periods where liquidity proves reliable, not just during strong price moves, but across ordinary trading conditions as well. Leverage is following liquidity, not price Ethereum’s price action…

For traders stepping into on-chain perpetual futures for the first time, the learning curve can feel steep. While access to decentralized derivatives has improved significantly, understanding how trades behave once they are live remains the biggest challenge for beginners. Price movement, fees, and leverage tend to feel very different on-chain compared to spot markets or centralized platforms. This is where HFDX is beginning to stand out. Instead of trying to look simple on the surface, HFDX is gaining attention for how it behaves once trades are placed. For new users, that behavior often matters more than design choices or feature…

Decentralized perpetual trading hit $1.24 trillion in monthly volume during October 2025, marking a crucial point for on-chain derivatives. While Bitcoin perpetuals drove the majority of this activity, an interesting pattern emerged as traders began splitting between execution-focused and yield-focused platforms.  Even as Hyperliquid continues to dominate active trading with approximately 40% market share and $8.3 billion in open interest, a growing segment of Bitcoin traders is allocating capital to HFDX’s structured approach rather than competing for the same liquidity pools. This isn’t a story about volume wars or airdrop farming. The split reflects a fundamental division in how traders…

HFDX has seen liquidity soar by over $100 million in recent weeks as traders reassess their platform choices, following a series of high-profile failures across the decentralized perpetual futures landscape. The shift comes amid growing concerns about operational reliability and genuine decentralization – reaching a breaking point when Paradex’s January database migration error triggered mass liquidations during an eight-hour outage. Combined with Hyperliquid’s intervention in the JELLY token incident, the issues underlying decentralization marketing and centralized reality are becoming increasingly exposed – but is HFDX really ready to close the gap, and what’s bringing in the capital? When reliable infrastructure…

For years, the dominant mindset among Bitcoin and XRP investors was simple: buy, hold, and wait for the next major market cycle. That approach worked well during periods of rapid expansion. But as markets have matured, and consolidation phases have grown longer, a different behavior is beginning to surface. Rather than waiting indefinitely for price momentum to return, some investors are experimenting with structured participation models that allow capital to remain active during quieter market conditions. This change is not being driven by hype or short-term speculation. It reflects a practical response to how the market now behaves. When Holding…

For a long time, investing in cryptocurrency meant one thing: patience. You buy Bitcoin or XRP, hold it in your wallet, and hope that at some point the market will do the rest. The problem is that the market has no reason to rush. In reality, most of the capital in crypto is not lost in crashes, but is stuck for months or even years without producing anything . The price does not fall dramatically, but it does not rise either. And the investor is left with a “good” but completely inactive asset. This raises a simple question, which more…