are starting to come out from the shadows of Bitcoin. Institutional demand, regulatory clarity, and better exchange infrastructure have improved liquidity for these tokens.
Ethereum is still the leader in altcoin liquidity, supported by Layer 2 developments and improvements in DeFi protocols that make capital use more efficient. Although the total value locked in DeFi has not returned to its previous highs, renewed institutional interest is bringing Ethereum back into focus.
Analysts have described this phase as altcoins leaving the “waiting room.” Declining Bitcoin dominance, along with improved liquidity conditions, is creating a situation where altcoins can capture more capital. Some newer tokens are also gaining attention because of their utility.
For example, Remittix (RTX), a project focused on low-fee cross-border transfers in the PayFi sector, has attracted whales and raised over $20 million during its presale. With upcoming listings on exchanges and integration with and Solana, projects like RTX highlight how liquidity is beginning to spread into utility-driven altcoins.
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