🟡 1. RTX is currently only available on new spot listings
Based on published announcements, RTX (RateX) is currently getting spot trading listings on several major exchanges — such as Bitget Innovation Zone, WEEX, and Binance Alpha initially — but is not yet available on the futures market. �
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📌 This means that there is Spot (direct buy/sell), but listings for financial contracts such as Futures (perpetual/derivatives) are not yet available.
🔎 2. Futures listing is a separate process
This is important — getting a Spot listing does not automatically get Futures.
Exchanges are usually very cautious about listing futures because:
Futures have a high risk of cycling
Require high liquidity (user transaction pressure)
Projects must have stable value, volume, and community support
Regulatory compliance is mandatory (especially in Europe/America) �
New, lesser-known, or less-traded tokens are not added to Futures unless they meet these conditions.
🧩 3. RTX may still be in the “new and weak liquidity” stage
Many new tokens — especially those in presale or beta stages — have not fully developed their tokenization and true market liquidity.
Exchanges are very cautious about listing such tokens as Futures tokens because:
✔️ Low liquidity = excessive volatility
✔️ Low market-value verification
✔️ Low regular trading volume
This is why Futures listings are delayed or uncertain.
🔐 4. Regulation and Risk Management
Especially large exchanges (such as Binance, Bitget, etc.) now follow many regulatory mandatory rules.
In some countries, it is difficult for a token to be listed on Futures due to strict regulations on derivatives products.
As a result, many new tokens get spot listings but do not appear on the futures menu.
📉 5. Questions about the credibility of the RTX (especially some of the Remittix) project
Many online Reddit posts and community discussions show doubts and scam signals related to Remittix/RTX — such as:
❌ Low transparency of the project
❌ Official token is not available properly
