Despite the hype surrounding Gemini’s launch of an XRP-branded credit card, its impact on price action has been muted. This project focuses on practical financial infrastructure and addresses real-world payment needs, unlike purely speculative token movements. While Ripple seeks to integrate XRP into everyday life through its RLUSD stablecoin, a more substantial response is coming from Remittix, the alternative cryptocurrency focused on fast and low-fee crypto-to-bank remittances. Remittx has secured significant funding, achieved an official listing on BitMart, and is currently in the midst of beta testing its wallet. 4% back on gas, rideshare, EV charging; 3% on dining; 2% on groceries; and 1% on everything else. Select merchants even offer up to 10% back. The card also integrates Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin as a base trading option on Gemini’s U.S. platform. Meanwhile, XRP prices have remained largely unchanged despite the launch of the new credit card and its positive news coverage. However, if XRP can break above $3.14, it could surge towards $3.40. Remittix is gaining momentum with its focus on building real-world utility and infrastructure, attracting institutional investors and large whales, leading to a more tangible impact compared to the headline-grabbing but speculative nature of XRP cards.