Despite ETF Delays, Dogecoin and XRP Prices Hold Strong - Here’s What Happens When They’re Approved

The XRP price has stalled amid ongoing ETF delays, but that hasn’t stopped the broader crypto market from heating up. While Dogecoin holds firm and XRP waits for regulatory clarity, newer projects like Remittix are stepping into the spotlight offering real utility while the giants navigate red tape and speculation.

Dogecoin (DOGE): From meme to mainstream

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Dogecoin is the OG meme coin, created as a joke to show the lack of value crypto has. The joke has backfired in the most spectacular way as 21 Shares, Bitwise, and a few other institutions applied for a Dogecoin ETF. While the SEC is characteristically cagey about the possibility of the Dogecoin ETF happening, Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas assigned a 75% chance of approval this year.

The potential approval of a Dogecoin ETF could legitimize the asset in the eyes of traditional investors, opening doors to increased liquidity and broader market participation. Dogecoin is significantly up on the one-month candle, and should the ETF be approved, this positive price action could be sustained.

Source: Coincodex

XRP (XRP): XRP price stagnant while navigating regulatory waters

XRP cannot catch a break. First, the settlement with the SEC got thrown out of court for procedural issues, and now mooted XRP ETF 21 Shares and Grayscale have been delayed, with a ruling expected only by October.

Despite these delays, the launch of XRP futures ETFs and the introduction of XRP futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange indicate growing institutional interest.

The XRP price has done amazing things between November and January, but it has run out of fuel, and XRP is in desperate need of good news after being down 5% this week. An ETF could be just the shot in the arm it needs.

Source: Coincodex

Remittix (RTX): The Cross-Border Wild Card

While the market gets distracted by the ETF drama, Remittix is quietly tackling a far less glamorous but way more useful corner of the crypto world: cross-border payments. And it’s not just talk. Remittix lets users send crypto that lands as fiat in a bank account, no middleman exchange, no wallet fumbling and no headaches. That’s the kind of plug-and-play functionality crypto has been promising for years but rarely delivers.

The project is gaining traction with freelancers, SMEs, and merchants who don’t care about memes or moonshots; they just want money to move. Fast, cheaply and legally. Remittix doesn’t have a big-name ETF waiting in the wings (yet), but what it does have is a working product, a clean use case and growing presale demand. Analysts have started throwing around 100x; the fundamentals are there.

In a market where Dogecoin a joke turned brand and XRP’s waiting for a lifeline, Remittix feels oddly refreshing: no legacy baggage, no regulatory drama just a clean run at solving a real-world problem. If the ETF darlings fumble the landing, don’t be surprised if Remittix eats their lunch before anyone notices.

Conclusion

Dogecoin could get a fresh lease on life, and the XRP price can actually head for its ATH should its ETFS be approved, but even if that happens, neither of these tokens will set the world on fire with their growth potential.

For that, Remittix is the token to watch. It’s clean, it’s simple and has the best use case in crypto since Bitcoin was invented. Even YouTube crypto vloggers agree!

Remittix is now available at $0.0781 directly from their website.

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Website: https://remittix.io

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