Toncoin Price Prediction: Can TON Reclaim Its Crypto Top 10 Status?
Toncoin (TON) has been catching fresh attention after news broke that Telegram founder Pavel Durov left France. Toncoin’s open interest (OI) jumped by 67% to $169 million soon afterward, reminding many of last August’s similar OI spike. At the same time, Toncoin the native token of The Open Network aims to power Telegram’s Mini App ecosystem, though some worry about volatility if prices drop back near $3.
 Meanwhile, a different altcoin called Remittix (RTX) priced at $0.0734, with over $13.9 million raised and 519+ million tokens sold might offer a more practical path for big gains. Below, we explore how TON might reclaim a top 10 spot and why some investors are now turning to RTX.
Toncoin Gains Momentum Amid RedotPay Integration
Toncoin, trading at $3.55 and up around 4% in the past 24 hours, recently got a boost with RedotPay integrating the TON Blockchain, letting TON users use RedotPay’s platform for fast crypto payments. This move opens up access to over 130 million merchants worldwide.Â
RedotPay has also announced special discounts and cashback rewards for a limited time, such as a 50% off Virtual Cards deal for a 10 USDT deposit and a 30% off Physical Cards deal for a 100 USDT deposit, both made through TON. This improved accessibility shows the network’s push to expand real-world adoption.
Toncoin’s open interest soared 67%, reaching $169 million on March 15. This happened soon after reports that Telegram founder Pavel Durov left France, having been under restriction there since August 2024. Back then, an OI surge of 32% also occurred following his arrest news, although Toncoin’s price fell by 12% afterward.Â
This time, TON’s price rose 17% during the OI spike, climbing to $3.45 before settling near $3.55. Investors are now eyeing whether Toncoin can maintain this momentum or if a fallback below $3 might liquidate around $18.8 million in long positions. Some see Durov’s departure as removing a potential regulatory overhang, but the coin’s path remains tied to both Telegram’s success and the risk of sudden volatility.
Remittix (RTX): A Different Track to Gains
While Toncoin tries to reclaim the top 10, Remittix (RTX) offers a more direct approach to a real-world need: cross-border payments. At $0.0734, with $13.9+ million raised and over 519 million tokens sold, RTX automates the process of converting crypto (like BTC or ETH) into local fiat, then depositing it into a bank account often within 24 hours.Â
This means fewer headaches and lower fees for freelancers, small businesses and families sending money overseas. Observers say if Remittix finds big partners (like e-commerce or payroll services), more people may adopt it for everyday use, quickly boosting daily transactions.Â
Since RTX also uses locked tokens and audited contracts, it has less risk than many new projects. For those looking for large potential growth in a short time, Remittix may be more compelling than a coin like Toncoin, which depends on Telegram’s success and uncertain regulatory conditions.
Conclusion: Which One Has the Edge?
Even if Toncoin (TON) retakes a top 10 spot, it still faces questions about stability and how it weathers big events like Durov’s departure. Meanwhile, Remittix (RTX), priced at $0.0734 and backed by $13.8 million, provides a real fix for global remittances something many see as lacking in purely network focused tokens.Â
Whether TON’s deeper integration with Telegram can spark enough demand for a big rally remains to be seen, but RTX’s clear mission might appeal to users wanting a simpler, cheaper way to send money abroad. Ultimately, both tokens aim for growth, but the path each takes could look very different.
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