DTX Exchange Tokenized Hybrid Infrastructure Promises to Disrupt the Market as Its Presale Sells Out to 700K+ Traders

The Cardano price sinking 13.8% to $0.68 and SUI struggling to revive investor interest, with Bitcoin's slide below $90,000 this week has intensified scrutiny

The Cardano price sank 13.8% to $0.68 on Thursday, while SUI struggled to capitalize on investor interest.

As Bitcoin’s slide below $90,000 this week heightened scrutiny on lagging Layer-1 tokens, one platform defied the trend. A striking seven traders have rallied behind DTX Exchange’s hybrid infrastructure during its $0.18 presale, positioning it as a potential challenger to established networks.

DTX Tokens Set To Rally From $0.18 To $0.36 At Launch

The DTX Exchange public presale has surged to its final bonus round with tokens priced at $0.18 ahead of a planned launch at $0.36. Over 700,000 traders have already secured positions in anticipation of the 2x gains once tokens get launched at $0.36.

With $15.1 million raised and demand accelerating, analysts suggest the listing could trigger immediate gains for early adopters as pent-up demand meets exchange liquidity.

DTX has surged 800% since its initial $0.02 presale stage, driven by features like 1000x multipliers and fractional multi-asset trading. Unlike platforms limited to crypto, its Layer-1 blockchain infrastructure supports seamless cross-market integration—a factor that positions it among the top crypto coins for diversified portfolios. As one crypto strategist noted on X: “DTX isn’t just another exchange; it’s solving fragmentation by letting traders own stocks and crypto in one wallet. Expect explosive growth post-launch.”

With 50% of its 475 million token supply allocated to the presale, scarcity dynamics could amplify post-launch momentum. The project’s Phoenix Wallet, which eliminates third-party custody risks, and partnerships with traditional brokerages further strengthen its case as the best new crypto to invest in this cycle.

As the countdown to its exchange debut continues, market watchers speculate whether its unique hybrid model will deliver on predictions of a 660% price surge from the presale price.

Cardano Price Drops 13.8% to $0.64 – Is ADA’s Growth Stalling?

The recent 12% slump of Cardano price stands in stark contrast to the rapid ascent of DTX. Analysts attribute the decline of ADA to quickly-fading hype around network upgrades and the rising competition from platforms offering real-world utility.

While some forecasts suggest a potential rebound to $0.88 by March, the Cardano price trajectory remains clouded by.