HYPE Rising as Remittix Slows Down

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HYPE Rising as Remittix Slows Down

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Hey all,
Just read an interesting piece about the current altcoin rotation, and I wanted to get your thoughts. It looks like Remittix and Mutuum Finance, two presale darlings, are starting to lose steam despite raising over $40M combined. The article blames lack of "virality" and vague roadmaps. Apparently, excitement is fading fast, and people are questioning whether either project has the staying power to hold up post-launch.

In contrast, the new token Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) seems to be gaining ground. The write-up highlights its blend of meme energy, staking rewards (65% APY), and connection to Bitcoin’s branding. The pitch is that HYPER is more engaging and has a better community engine, which might help it survive this current altcoin reshuffle.

Personally, I have mixed feelings.

On one hand, hype definitely plays a role in early gains. We’ve all seen what memes and strong communities can do for coins like PEPE or DOGE.

On the other hand, relying on hype alone is risky. If Remittix or Mutuum can actually deliver something useful, they might rebound after the dust settles.

The article seems a bit too bullish on HYPER for my taste. I’d prefer a deeper look at tokenomics, use cases, or any audits done.

Anyone here looking into these three? Any red flags or green lights we should know about before aping into any of them?

Would love to hear your take—especially if you're holding or passed on them.
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