September has become a significant month for altcoins with the falling prices of Pepe Coin and Shiba Inu, while analysts predict growth for Remittix.
Problems of Pepe Coin
Pepe Coin is trading at approximately $0.0000096, which is down nearly 33% from its June peak. Data from CoinGlass shows negative funding rates, a bearish signal indicating further downside pressure on demand. Open interest in futures has dropped from over $1 billion in July to $548 million, confirming declining interest in the asset. Liquidations have intensified selling pressure, and smart money holdings have fallen by 23% over the last 30 days, according to Nansen. The Pepe Coin price chart shows signs of an imminent breakdown below key support at $0.0000098.
Prospects of Shiba Inu
The price of Shiba Inu is around $0.00001235, weighed down by weak retail activity and low burn rates. Despite this, the community remains hopeful for growth due to upcoming ecosystem upgrades, including the launch of the SHI stablecoin and further adoption of Shibarium. Some analysts predict a potential 570% rise if the SHIB price breaks past key resistance levels.
Why Remittix Is Drawing Attention
Analysts believe Remittix is the standout altcoin tipped for 20x gains in September. Operating in the PayFi sector, it enables direct crypto-to-bank transfers in more than 30 countries with transparent fees and real-time exchange rates. Remittix has already raised over $23.3 million and sold over 640 million tokens, with confirmed listings on BitMart and LBANK. A wallet beta version expected in Q3 2025 will support over 40 cryptocurrencies and 30 fiat currencies.
The declining trends in Pepe Coin and Shiba Inu highlight the risks associated with meme-based investments, while Remittix offers a more sustainable model with real-world applications and growth potential.
