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Dogecoin and Solana Prices Decline Over 15% This Week as Remittix Launches New Wallet

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Volatility cut deep this week: Solana (SOL) and Dogecoin (DOGE) both slipped into double-digit weekly losses, sending traders back to the drawing board. Yet the pullback hasn’t killed risk appetite, capital is rotating. Meanwhile, Remittix (RTX) is on more watchlists ahead of its dated wallet beta, drawing utility-minded buyers under $1.

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Solana (SOL): -14% Weekly, But Long-Term Holders Are Bidding the Dip

Live boards show SOL Rs $163–$164 with robust 24-hour turnover. Fresh research today notes a Rs 14% weekly drop and, crucially, a 102% jump in long-term-holder accumulation since July 30—coins moving to cold storage as sellers exit at a loss (30-day low realized P/L ratio). Key support sits near $158.8; upside magnets cluster around $176 if acceptance returns.

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Source: Coinmarketcap

Why this matters is that distribution turning to accumulation during a selloff often shortens bear phases. If SOL holds the $158–$160 shelf and volume builds, a mean-reversion bounce into prior supply becomes plausible.

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Dogecoin (DOGE): Failed Reclaim Leaves It Range-Bound

DOGE trades near $0.20–$0.21 with billion-dollar daily volume, keeping spreads tight. A mid-week note recapped a Rs 13% seven-day slide after DOGE failed to retake $0.25—a level many technicians treated as the “prove-it” line.

Source: Coinmarketcap

The same report flagged waning momentum and attention drifting toward lower-priced rivals, compounding the pullback. Until DOGE cleanly reclaims local resistance with volume, it remains a high-beta range vehicle rather than a trend leader.

Remittix (RTX): Utility Sleeve Under $1 With a Dated Wallet Beta

While majors chop, Remittix is being added for use-case exposure—a cross-chain DeFi project designed for everyday, low-fee transfers.

The team has confirmed a September 2025 wallet beta with Ethereum and Solana integration on day one, aligning with where liquidity lives and where fees are low. That concrete date gives portfolios a real milestone, not an open-ended promise.

Why Investors are moving to Remittix

  • Wallet beta: Sept 15, 2025 — tangible catalyst investors can circle.
  • Deflationary tokenomics designed for long-term growth
  • Mass-market appeal beyond just the crypto crowd
  • Global payout rails are already integrated and expanding
  • Over $18M raised with 580M tokens sold at $0.0895 (project figures).
  • Fits top crypto under $1 screens; complements volatile L1 exposure.

In a week where SOL and DOGE bled, RTX offered something different: a product countdown and a payments-first roadmap. If on-chain activity re-accelerates, cheaper rails and cleaner UX can quietly compound while large caps fight for levels.

What Traders Are Doing Now

For SOL, watch $158–$160 as the defense line and $176 for first resistance on any relief rally; long-term accumulation is a constructive tell. For DOGE, the story is binary—no sustained reclaim above supply, no trend. And for balance, Remittix (RTX) is the under-$1 utility sleeve with a dated launch that many are adding alongside majors to capture adoption, not just narrative.

Volatility cut deep this week: Solana (SOL) and Dogecoin (DOGE) both slipped into double-digit weekly losses, sending traders back to the drawing board. Yet the pullback hasn’t killed risk appetite, capital is rotating. Meanwhile, Remittix (RTX) is on more watchlists ahead of its dated wallet beta, drawing utility-minded buyers under $1.

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