Historical analogies are highlighting the potential of Digitap ($TAP), with references to Ripple (XRP) and Stellar Lumens (XLM)'s early performances. In early 2017, XRP traded as low as $0.006, surging over 30,000% to near $2.80 by year-end, while XLM jumped from under $0.005 to an all-time high of $0.93 in January 2018, yielding an 18,000% return. Digitap's $TAP token, priced at $0.0125 in its first presale round, has already raised $100,000 within 24 hours and sold 15.44 million tokens for $193,000 in total proceeds.
The presale price is set to rise to $0.0159 in the next round, creating urgency among investors. Digitap bills itself as the world's first omni-bank, blending fiat and crypto services via a Visa-backed debit card with Apple Pay/Google Pay integration, aiming to serve the 1.4 billion unbanked adults globally. Projections suggest a base-case 50x return could push TAP to $0.60-$0.70 by end-2025, with 100x gains possible if adoption accelerates.
Comparisons with established altcoins like Solana (SOL) and XRP underscore TAP's appeal; SOL has a $130 billion market cap and trades around $210 after a 35% yearly gain, but analysts warn of potential drops to $70-$40. XRP, with a $174 billion market cap, has slid 6% in a week to $2.8, with predictions of a retest to $2.50. Digitap's low entry point and utility position it as a high-upside alternative.
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