Ethereum Growth Stalls as Digitap Presale Draws Investor Attention

Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, is facing a period of stagnation despite its foundational role in DeFi, NFTs, and layer-2 networks. Recent data shows ETH has fallen more than 12% over the past seven days, dropping below the psychologically key $4,000 level to around $3,850 before a slight recovery to $4,200. Technical analysts like IncomeSharks note a "lost momentum" and "breakdown" in ETH charts, even as corporate treasuries have bought billions worth of ETH in recent weeks, failing to stabilize prices.

In contrast, Digitap ($TAP), a new token in its presale phase, is gaining traction among investors seeking high returns. Priced at $0.0125 per token, with over 21 million TAP sold, the project offers a functioning omni-bank platform that integrates fiat and crypto management. Features include offshore multi-currency IBANs, instant crypto-fiat swaps, and Visa-accepted virtual and physical cards. Analysts compare Digitap to Ethereum's early days, projecting potential 100x upside by targeting the $290 trillion cross-border payments market by 2030, with transaction fees reduced from 6.2% to below 1%.

While some experts, such as CryptoBoss and Donald Dean, forecast Ethereum could rally to $5,700-$5,766 if it breaks past $4,300, veteran traders are rotating funds from established altcoins like Solana (SOL) into Digitap for its 5x to 10x portfolio growth potential. Solana, though showing recovery signs with a bullish cup-and-handle pattern and targets up to $300, is overshadowed by Digitap's practical utility in daily finance.