Everyone in the markets is holding their breath right now. After the Fed cut rates by 25 bps at the end of October, traders immediately started betting on another cut in December. But here’s the twist: Jerome Powell himself said the December cut is “not guaranteed.”
So the market is basically living on vibes and hope.
Still, the probability trackers (like CME’s FedWatch) show traders leaning toward another cut, and that’s exactly why risk assets especially crypto are heating up.
Ethereum’s Setup: Strong but Slow-Burn
Ethereum is sitting around the $3.8K zone, holding steady with a massive $460B market cap. It’s showing solid strength, ETF flows are improving, and the long-term trend is healthy.
But because ETH is already huge, its winter rally might be more of a steady climb than an explosive breakout.
That’s where analysts are starting to look at the small-cap plays.
The Altcoin Spotlight: Remittix (RTX)
A lot of analysts keep mentioning Remittix (RTX)a payments-focused token claiming to reinvent the remittance game. Whether it lives up to the hype or not, the project is definitely getting attention because:
It’s still in presale
The project claims over 681M tokens sold
Price sits around $0.1166
They’ve reportedly raised about $27.7M
Audited, with an A-grade Skynet score
Already teasing early CEX listings
And here’s the real reason people are watching it:
Small caps move way faster than Ethereum when the market suddenly turns bullish.
If December really brings a rate cut, liquidity could rush back into riskier tokens exactly the kind that can run 5x–10x before big caps even stretch their legs.
But let’s keep it real…
Presale tokens are high risk. Numbers are usually project-reported. And rate cuts aren’t promised Powell made that clear.
So the “big gains” narrative is exciting, but it’s not guaranteed.
In simple words:
If December brings a rate cut → crypto rallies.
ETH will likely rise steadily.
Smaller tokens like RTX could explode if hype matches liquidity.
But the risks are just as big as the potential rewards.
