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26040% Gain by 2026? This Token’s Massive Potential Has Early SHIB Whales Looking to Re-Enter the Market for Another Windfall

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TI Partners
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As the crypto market enters a new growth phase, seasoned investors who once rode Shiba Inu (SHIB) to life-changing gains are now eyeing their next big move. With meme coins showing signs of plateauing, the spotlight has shifted toward utility-driven altcoins, especially those solving real-world problems. At the center of this shift is Rexas Finance (RXS), a token that’s quietly gaining momentum and could deliver an astounding 26040% gain by 2026, according to early projections. Rexas Finance is currently wrapping up one of the most successful presales of 2025. Over $49 million has already been raised as the project approaches its $56 million hard cap. With the presale price set at $0.20 and a confirmed exchange listing at $0.25 scheduled for June 19, early investors are already positioned for potential gains. But that’s just the beginning. The long-term outlook for RXS suggests that this token could become one of the most explosive performers in the altcoin market, to the extent that even early SHIB whales are circling back for another potential windfall.

Why Rexas Finance (RXS) Is Catching the Eyes of Early SHIB Whales

Unlike meme coins that rely on hype, Rexas Finance delivers real-world utility by bringing asset tokenization to the blockchain. Its platform allows users to tokenize physical assets, ranging from real estate and commodities to collectibles, without needing any coding skills. This functionality is powered by tools like the Rexas Token Builder and QuickMint Bot, both of which streamline asset digitization and smart contract creation. Through this technology, Rexas is addressing one of crypto’s biggest pain points: connecting decentralized finance with tangible, real-world value. This makes RXS one of the few tokens that stand out in a sea of speculative altcoins. As institutions and retail investors look for blockchain projects with staying power, Rexas Finance is increasingly viewed as a first mover in the real-world asset (RWA) space—a sector that analysts predict will dominate the next crypto cycle.

Community Growth and Security Fuel Confidence

Rexas Finance isn’t just innovative—it’s trustworthy. The project passed a full audit by CertiK, the gold standard in blockchain security. With no critical vulnerabilities reported, the audit has boosted confidence among both retail and institutional investors. Meanwhile, the platform’s AI Shield ensures ongoing protection for smart contracts and user assets. Community momentum is also undeniable. With over 50,000 wallet addresses already holding RXS and millions raised in the presale, Rexas Finance has rapidly built a global user base. A $1 million giveaway campaign—offering 20 winners $50,000 each in RXS—has generated over 1.8 million entries, further increasing visibility and user engagement. This organic community growth, paired with zero venture capital involvement, ensures Rexas remains community-first, avoiding the dump-prone dynamics often seen with VC-backed tokens. These trust signals are crucial factors behind the surge of interest from early SHIB whales and seasoned long-term crypto veterans.

How High Can RXS Go? Bold Predictions for 2026

With its official launch just weeks away, many believe RXS is poised to take off. Analysts forecast the token could reach $10 shortly after its exchange debut, representing a 50x gain from current presale prices. However, the longer-term picture is where things truly become remarkable. Thanks to its strong tokenomics, utility in the RWA market, and growing user base, some models project that RXS could reach $50 or more by 2026. This would amount to a staggering 26040% gain, a return that dwarfs the average altcoin performance and rivals the earliest days of Shiba Inu. Early SHIB holders understand that fortunes are made by entering early, before the crowd. Many of them are now rotating profits into Rexas Finance, betting on a repeat of history—only this time with a token that offers real-world use cases and long-term sustainability.

The Bottom Line: RXS Is Not Just the Next Big Thing—It Might Be the Biggest

As the tokenization of real-world assets becomes a dominant theme in blockchain, Rexas Finance (RXS) is emerging as a clear leader in this space. With a powerful ecosystem, strong security, community-driven momentum, and the potential for a 26040% return by 2026, RXS is drawing in some of crypto’s savviest investors—including those who once rode SHIB to the moon. For those seeking the next breakout star, the time to act is now. The RXS presale won’t last much longer, and history shows that early movers are often the biggest winners.

 

For more information about Rexas Finance (RXS) visit the links below:

Website: https://rexas.com

Win $1 Million Giveaway: https://bit.ly/Rexas1M

Whitepaper: https://rexas.com/rexas-whitepaper.pdf

Twitter/X: https://x.com/rexasfinance

Telegram: https://t.me/rexasfinance

TikTok Unveils AI-Powered Tools to Revolutionize Ad Creation And Marketing Strategies

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Ojukwu Emmanuel
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The brand is growing

TikTok, a short-form video platform is taking a bold leap into the future of advertising with the rollout of its latest AI-powered creative tools under the TikTok Symphony suite.

These innovations are designed to simplify and accelerate content creation for marketers, enabling them to transform text prompts or still images into fully generated, TikTok-ready video ads in seconds.

The new features Image to Video, Text to Video, and Showcase Products, offer marketers the ability to produce engaging five-second video clips tailored specifically for TikTok’s dynamic audience. According to TikTok, these tools are about more than just automation, they’re about helping brands unlock new creative possibilities while staying authentic and engaging.

Announcing the feature, TikTok wrote,

“Today, we’re unveiling the next evolution of TikTok Symphony, our suite of generative AI tools designed to streamline creative production and spark bold new ideas. We’re introducing new state-of-the-art generative AI tools – Image to Video, Text to Video, and Showcase Products – to make it easier than ever for marketers to unlock new creative potential and to create and optimize TikTok-first content.

“We’re also expanding the reach of Symphony through new integrations with Adobe Express and WPP Open, giving marketers and creators powerful, TikTok-first tools right where they work. Together, these innovations simplify content creation, amplify storytelling, and scale what’s creatively possible on TikTok.”

A Closer Look at the Tools

1. Image to Video:

Marketers can upload a product photo, mood board, or brand asset, and with a short text prompt, instantly generate scroll-stopping TikTok-style videos. These can be stitched together to form complete ad campaigns, breathing life into static content and enabling rapid iteration.

2. Text to Video:

With only a brief text description, advertisers can generate compelling video concepts without needing any visuals. This tool allows rapid idea testing, multiple campaign variations, and scalable customization, making it ideal for brands looking to experiment or tailor content for diverse audiences.

3. Showcase Products:

TikTok introduces Symphony Digital Avatars to bring static product images to life. Brands can upload a product image, select an avatar, and produce five-second TikTok-first clips where avatars model or demonstrate the product—be it a fashion item, gadget, or app.

In a statement, Andy Yang, who leads Creative Product at TikTok, stated that the company want to help creators share their creativity with a worldwide audience using generative AI.

He said,

“We’re entering a new era of creativity, one where ideas move at the speed of culture, and where AI doesn’t replace imagination but rather accelerates it. With TikTok Symphony, we’re empowering a global community of marketers, brands, and creators to tell stories that resonate, scale, and drive impact on TikTok. By blending cutting-edge technology with human creativity, we’re building a new creative standard, one that’s more accessible, more agile, and more inspiring than ever before.”

To broaden accessibility, TikTok is also integrating Symphony tools with Adobe Express and WPP Open, ensuring marketers can work with TikTok-first tools within their existing workflows. This strategic integration helps simplify content creation, amplify brand storytelling, and scale creative output like never before.

As AI continues to blur the line between machine-generated and human-made content, brands will need to strike a balance leveraging automation to streamline operations while preserving the emotional resonance and originality that drive genuine community engagement.

Already, AI tools like real-time voice assistants and personalized PDF generators are helping businesses transform customer support and marketing. With TikTok’s latest advancements, the future of digital advertising is here, and it’s fast, creative, and increasingly AI-driven.

LemFi Acquires Pillar to Launch Credit Products For Immigrants And Tackle Financial Exclusion

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Ojukwu Emmanuel
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LemFi, a platform that offers international remittance, credit products, and bank accounts for people who migrate from their home countries abroad, has acquired UK Fintech Pillar to expand credit access for immigrants.

This strategic move is aimed at reshaping financial services for immigrant communities. The acquisition marks a pivotal shift, positioning LemFi to launch a specialized credit card tailored to the needs of immigrants, addressing one of their most significant barriers to financial inclusion in the UK.

LemFi will now inherit Pillar’s infrastructure, becoming the first major remittance platform to integrate credit offerings into its core services. The deal, approved by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), also brings Pillar’s co-founders and Revolut alumni, Ashutosh Bhatt and Adam Lewis, into the LemFi team.

This acquisition comes as immigrants in the UK face significant barriers to accessing financial services, which hinders their economic integration. Many immigrants, especially refugees and those from countries with weak financial systems, lack a UK credit history or sufficient identification, making it difficult to open bank accounts or access credit.

Without bank accounts, securing housing or employment becomes harder, as these often require financial records. A 2024 X post highlighted the difficulty of obtaining mortgages or rentals without UK work or credit history, reflecting broader systemic issues.

Despite these hurdles, immigrants contribute significantly to the UK economy, with higher net migration linked to reduced government borrowing over time, though public service spending adjustments are needed.

By acquiring Pillar, LemFi is taking a bold step toward eliminating these inequities, offering not just remittance services but also credit products that recognize and accommodate the lived realities of immigrant populations.

Founded in 2021 by Ridwan Olalere and Rian Cochran, LemFi has grown rapidly by enabling diaspora communities in North America and Europe to send money to emerging markets across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Its first credit offering gained more than 8000 users just six weeks into its private beta, growing 18% week-on-week. Customers receive a virtual card, instantly usable via Apple Pay or Google Pay. Physical Visa cards will launch later this year when the service is rolled out to the public.

Initially launched as Lemonade Finance, it rebranded to LemFi in 2023. The company addresses key barriers immigrants face in accessing financial services in the UK and globally, such as a lack of credit history, documentation challenges, and high remittance costs. Serving over 2 million users across the US, UK, Canada, and Europe, the Fintech handles $1B in monthly transactions, with 60% monthly active users. Its focus on Asian markets, particularly India (the largest remittance recipient at $125B in 2023), drives 30% month-on-month growth.

The fintech firm now boasts more than 1 million active users who rely on its multi-currency accounts to send funds to countries including Nigeria, Kenya, India, China, Pakistan, and others. In January this year, the company raised $53 million in funding to drive customer acquisition and expand its presence in additional markets.

LemFi competes with remittance fintechs like Wise, Remitly, Zepz, and Sendwave but differentiates through its immigrant-focused, full-stack approach, combining remittances, credit, and multi-currency accounts. Its understanding of local preferences and partnerships (e.g., ClearBank, Nigerian banks) gives it an edge in emerging markets.

LemFi’s vision is to become the primary financial services hub for immigrants globally, leveraging its recent funding and Pillar acquisition to scale credit and payment solutions.

Larry Ellison Leaps to World’s Second Richest At $258bn as Oracle Shares Soar on AI-Fueled Rally

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Samuel Nwite
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Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison has added a staggering $40 billion to his net worth in just two trading days, overtaking Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg to become the world’s second richest man, according to Forbes’ real-time billionaires ranking.

His wealth now stands at $258 billion, second only to Elon Musk, whose net worth sits at $414 billion.

The extraordinary jump in Ellison’s fortune follows a historic rally in Oracle’s stock, driven by the company’s better-than-expected quarterly earnings and mounting investor optimism over its role in powering artificial intelligence workloads. Oracle shares surged 13% on Thursday and climbed an additional 7% by mid-Friday, closing in on $215 per share—an all-time high.

The rally added a massive $104 billion to Oracle’s market capitalization in two days, a valuation increase larger than the entire worth of tech giants like Intel or retail brands like Nike. For Ellison, who owns 41% of Oracle, the market surge translated to a $25 billion gain on Thursday and another $16 billion on Friday—easily the largest daily wealth increase recorded by any billionaire this year.

According to Forbes, “Ellison’s net worth accordingly rocketed by more than $40 billion to $258 billion from Wednesday to Friday… vaulting Ellison past Amazon chairman Jeff Bezos ($228 billion) and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg ($238 billion).”

Oracle’s AI Pivot Sparks Investor Frenzy

Oracle’s quarterly earnings report released on Wednesday, exceeded Wall Street’s expectations. The company reported adjusted earnings per share of $1.70 and total revenue of $15.9 billion, largely fueled by soaring demand for Oracle’s cloud infrastructure services—a critical component in the AI supply chain.

Analysts say this marks a pivotal turning point for Oracle, signaling a fundamental shift in the market’s perception of Oracle’s future trajectory. Many believe that Oracle’s fiscal year 2026, which began this month, could usher in a new phase of accelerated growth, anchored by expanding adoption of artificial intelligence technologies across industries.

Oracle has quietly but firmly entrenched itself as a cornerstone of AI infrastructure. Its cloud platforms not only power enterprise applications but also handle sensitive government data. It serves as the U.S. hosting provider for TikTok user data and has been ramping up its AI offerings through recent strategic partnerships.

Ellison’s Expanding Influence in Tech and AI

At 80, Ellison remains an active force in both technology and political spheres. Beyond his executive role at Oracle, he recently helped launch “Stargate,” a major AI infrastructure venture backed by Oracle, OpenAI, and SoftBank. The project, unveiled with the backing of U.S. President Donald Trump, aims to build out next-generation AI capabilities at scale.

He also previously served on Tesla’s board and has been a financial contributor to Republican political campaigns, further embedding himself in high-level business and policymaking networks.

A Broader Tech Trend

Ellison’s meteoric wealth gain is the latest example of how AI infrastructure is reshaping wealth dynamics among tech billionaires. As the industry races to build the foundations of an AI-driven global economy—data centers, chips, cloud platforms, and specialized software—investors are pouring capital into companies positioned to support and scale these capabilities.

With the AI sector projected to surpass $1.8 trillion in market value by 2030, according to Grand View Research, infrastructure providers like Oracle are emerging as some of the biggest financial winners.

The Oracle stock rally not only marks a personal triumph for Ellison but also signals investor confidence in the company’s long-term role in the AI economy.

Jumia Reshapes Business Strategy to Defend Its Market Share, Amid Growing Competition From Chinese E-commerce Giants

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Ojukwu Emmanuel
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Jumia, Africa’s leading e-commerce platform, is revamping its business strategy to strengthen market share, enhance profitability, and regain investor confidence.

This strategic move by the e-commerce giant comes amid growing competition from Chinese e-commerce giants Temu and Shein.

As Temu and Shein gain ground in Africa with ultra-low prices and efficient logistics, Jumia is forging partnerships with Chinese merchants to broaden its product range and localize offerings. Jumia’s CEO Francis Dufay emphasized the company’s competitive edge, stating, “We have more diverse product offerings in categories they can’t offer, we’re more tailored to the market, and we have competitive products from international sellers.”

Temu and Shein have rapidly expanded in Africa, particularly in South Africa, by leveraging ultra-low prices and efficient logistics, significantly disrupting local retail markets. Their success stems from offering a vast variety of products at prices that local competitors struggle to match, driven by sophisticated pricing strategies, economies of scale, and streamlined supply chains.

Temu launched in Nigeria in November 2024, gaining traction through aggressive advertising, deep discounts, and promises of delivery within two weeks. Shein, while more targeted, is using influencer-driven marketing to expand in major urban centers across South Africa, Kenya, and Ghana. Neither retailer has established full physical operations on the continent.

Both e-commerce giants’ entry into Africa is disrupting established local e-commerce businesses like Jumia. This has also seen local retailers face challenges in competing with the low prices and aggressive marketing strategies of these platforms. 

However, while Temu and Shein can win the price war, their cross-border model comes with trade-offs, longer shipping times, complicated returns, and limited after-sales support. Some analysts argue that trust remains Jumia’s critical advantage and the company could still dominate the market by being consistent, if not the cheapest.

Recall that earlier this year, Jumia announced its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2025. The company reported a revenue of $36.3 million, down 26% year-over-year or 18% year-over-year on a constant currency basis.

Despite these losses, Jumia posted a significant improvement in its loss before income tax, narrowing it to $16.5 million, compared to $39.6 million in Q1 2024. This was mainly due to a $33.5 million improvement in net finance costs, as foreign exchange losses experienced in 2024 did not recur in the same magnitude.

CEO Dufay acknowledged Jumia’s challenges since its 2019 NYSE IPO, with its market capitalization dropping from over $1 billion to about $400 million and its stock declining nearly 90%.

“My focus is simple, deliver the numbers. The target is break-even by 2027,” he said, distancing his tenure from past overpromising.”

Since taking the helm in late 2022, Dufay has reduced losses from $206 million to a projected $50–$55 million in 2025 by cutting jobs, exiting unprofitable markets, and focusing on nine core countries. Following the recent exit of major investor Baillie Gifford, Dufay is engaging new investors through roadshows, prioritizing results over rhetoric.

With improving order growth, customer retention, and fulfillment efficiencies, Jumia appears to be on a clearer path toward long-term profitability and sustainable growth. Nigeria remains central to Jumia’s growth, with the CEO highlighting its vast potential.

The company aims to expand beyond urban centers to reach low-income customers, while also eyeing growth in Kenya, Uganda, and Egypt. Notably, Jumia is focused on achieving profitable growth in 2025 by increasing usage, improving operational efficiency, and significantly reducing cash burn.

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