Pi Network’s looming token unlock, Cardano’s volume-driven rebound and a fast-growing crypto-to-fiat bridge called Remittix are all flashing “asymmetric upside,” according to a cluster of analysts who believe the trio could outpace the market’s next leg higher. 

That last name rarely appears in headlines, yet several whale wallets have begun nibbling at Remittix (RTX) while the crowd debates where PI and ADA go next.

Data shows 19.2 million PI will be released on 4 July, the largest of several unlocks that total 268.4 million tokens this month, the heaviest scheduled until late 2027. Conventional wisdom says new supply pressures price, but crypto-research firm Blocklogics notes that Pi’s circulating float is still less than 15 % of fully diluted supply, leaving room for “post-event squeezes” if sellers prove short-lived.

Price action supports that view. After six red daily candles, PI printed a higher low near $0.47 and rebounded 1 % on Wednesday. Bulls argue that reclaiming the 50-day EMA around $0.66 would confirm a local double bottom and open a path to May’s $0.90 swing high, roughly 60 % above current levels.

While Bitcoin drifted sideways, Cardano’s ADA ripped more than 6 %, touching a five-month peak at $0.611 on 3 July. Analysts report that hourly volume ballooned to 81.6 million ADA as dip-buyers defended the $0.59 zone, lifting the token above its 20-day moving average for the first time since early June.

On-chain metrics back the bid: Santiment data shows “supply in profit” has climbed by 2.34 billion ADA this week, indicating that sidelined holders are once again sitting on gains. Technicians eye the falling-channel ceiling near $0.72; a decisive close above that line would target the May swing high at $0.71.

Where Pi Network courts social adoption and Cardano pursues DeFi market share, Remittix fixes a nuts-and-bolts problem: turning crypto into spendable cash in minutes. Its smart-contract engine lets a freelancer in Nairobi receive Kenyan shillings in her bank account after a client sends BTC—total fees hover near 1 %, under-cutting PayPal and most exchanges.

That bridge addresses a chunk of the $190 trillion global payments market, and early numbers suggest traction: RTX trades at $0.0811 with roughly close to  $16 million already committed by private investors, yet every transaction burns a sliver of supply, linking token scarcity directly to network throughput.

Alt-season may feel late, but history shows compressed, violent rotations once Bitcoin dominance peaks. Pi Network’s unlock could flush weak hands and reset momentum; Cardano’s volume revival hints that smart money is front-running a breakout; and Remittix offers a utility pivot that big exchanges have yet to list. 

For traders hunting outsized returns as 2025 approaches, diversifying across all three keeps them exposed to viral social growth (PI), protocol-level upgrades (ADA) and real-world payments demand (RTX). 

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