Bitcoin's Relative Strength Index (RSI) has plunged into oversold territory, with weekly readings dropping below 20—the lowest since the 2022 bear market—signaling potential price stabilization and rebound. Historically, RSI levels below 30 indicate oversold conditions, and analysts suggest Bitcoin may not fall much further, though skepticism remains about it surpassing its all-time high of $126,000.
In contrast, Digitap ($TAP) is gaining attention as a premier altcoin, with its presale raising $2.1 million despite broader market declines. Positioned as the world's first omni-bank, Digitap uses a multi-rail architecture to bridge crypto and fiat payments, supporting over 20 currencies, high-interest accounts, a Visa card, and business services. Its live iOS and Android app has already attracted thousands of users.
Ethereum (ETH) faces headwinds, trading below $3,000 as it struggles to attract new buyers amid a saturated market. Experts argue that application-layer tokens like $TAP, which offer revenue sharing and profit burns, may outperform base-layer assets in the next bull phase.
Digitap's Black Friday event, running for 96 hours, features hourly offers with over $1 million in rewards, including token discounts, physical products, and bundles. The current presale price is $0.0326, discounted from the planned launch price of $0.14, with a code 'QUICKTAP40' providing an additional 40% off first purchases.
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