Wall Street is signaling a shift away from meme coins, with Dogecoin and Shiba Inu viewed as high-risk assets lacking real-world utility. As institutions move toward cryptocurrencies with tangible use cases, analysts expect both tokens to enter a bear cycle. Remittix is positioned at the intersection of crypto, payments, and global remittance as a real-world adoption play.
Dogecoin trades at $0.12 with a market cap of $20.9 billion and a daily volume of $392 million, while Shiba Inu trades at $0.0000078 with a $4.6 billion market cap and a 24-hour volume of $62.9 million. TradingView analysts note that neither token has made significant progress in payment capabilities or institutional adoption, and they lack revenue-generating infrastructures, contributing to bearish sentiment despite liquidity.
Remittix already offers a live wallet for storing, sending, and managing assets, with PayFi scheduled to launch on February 9, 2026. The project has sold more than 93% of its 750 million tokens, raising over $28.8 million at $0.123 per token. CertiK verification, comprehensive KYC, and listings on BitMart and LBANK reinforce confidence in the project’s credibility, with a third exchange planned.
Remittix’s roadmap highlights real-world payments across more than 30 countries, direct crypto-to-bank transfers, and a deflationary, utility-first token with meaningful transaction volume. The platform also includes a 15% USDT referral program and aims to unlock mass-market adoption beyond crypto natives. As Wall Street gravitates toward real-world adoption, Remittix is increasingly viewed as the market’s direction while meme coins face mounting institutional pressure.
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