The crypto market has always had its ups and downs, with once-popular tokens Solana and XRP gradually cooling down, while utility-focused Remittix and potential meme coin Layer Brett are attracting more and more attention.
The halo of Solana and XRP is fading, capital is shifting towards practical tokens
#Solana: Price under pressure, whales cashing out
Once thriving Solana has recently underperformed, struggling to maintain the $180-$200 support level, recently dropping 1%-2%, with experts predicting it may fall back to $160. More notably, whales have started to reduce their holdings — a major holder transferred 108,000 SOL to exchanges, clearly taking profits and shifting towards more promising targets. Although there are still technical upgrades in the Solana ecosystem, market enthusiasm is not what it used to be.
#XRP: Trading volume declines, lacking new momentum
Although XRP has not collapsed, investor enthusiasm continues to wane. Trading volume is low, and it lacks new application scenarios or catalysts, making the once-popular 'payment-focused financial token' label seem outdated. Despite a symmetrical triangle appearing on the daily chart (usually seen as a bullish signal), in the context of capital chasing new opportunities, XRP's appeal is far less than before.
#Remittix: Practical functions become a 'viral' alternative
As Solana and XRP cool down, the utility-focused Remittix is rapidly rising. As a mobile-first PayFi token, it offers low gas fees, fast cross-chain support, and other practical features, with its code audited by top security firm CertiK, ensuring safety. It has raised over $20 million in funding and has been listed on the centralized exchange Bitmart to enhance liquidity. With a wallet launch in the third quarter and a $250,000 community giveaway event kicking off, this token, focusing on 'daily use,' is becoming a potential player in the DeFi space for 2025.
From Shiba Inu to Layer Brett: Can the new meme coin replicate the legend?
The glory of Shiba Inu and the new market demand
In 2021, Shiba Inu (#SHIB) exploded onto the market with legendary gains, peaking at $0.00008616. Now SHIB's market cap has exceeded $7.8 billion, and while the ecosystem continues to develop, investors are starting to look for lower market cap, higher potential 'next hundred-fold coins.'
Layer Brett: A new candidate for meme coins backed by Ethereum Layer 2
Layer Brett ($LBRETT) is becoming a new focal point. As an Ethereum Layer 2 solution, it perfectly solves the high gas fees and congestion issues of Ethereum Layer 1 — transactions settle in seconds, with fees as low as a few cents, far exceeding the experience of traditional meme coins. More attractively, its pre-sale price is only $0.0044, with early staking yielding over 5000% annualized returns, and its market cap is far below SHIB, considered a 'low market cap potential stock.'
Compared to other meme coins, Layer Brett has significant advantages: it is not just hype, but integrates the scalability of Layer 2 with the community vitality of meme coins. Currently, during the pre-sale phase, it accepts ETH, USDT, and BNB staking, allowing users to participate instantly through the dApp and earn additional rewards through social competitions. The roadmap also includes a DAO governance plan, aiming for complete decentralization in the future.
For investors looking to replicate the Shiba Inu legend, Layer Brett, with its low entry barrier, high practicality, and early dividends, is becoming a new choice worth watching in the 2025 crypto bull market.
The crypto market is always looking for the next opportunity, whether it's the utility-focused Remittix or the meme coin track of Layer Brett, their rise confirms the market's chase for 'real value' and 'early potential.' For investors, positioning early before the hype spreads may capture the next wave of growth dividends.
