Digitap ($TAP) Presale Gains 160% as Investors Favor Real Utility Over 'Dino Alt' Speculation

The cryptocurrency market is witnessing a strategic divergence as it shows early signs of recovery. On one hand, traders are engaging in a speculative rotation into older, legacy altcoins—dubbed "dino alts"—such as Chainlink (LINK) and Cardano (ADA). These tokens have seen price surges despite a lack of major fundamental news, with gains largely attributed to discounted prices and nostalgic sentiment rather than new developments.

In stark contrast, industry insiders and savvy investors are heavily accumulating the Digitap ($TAP) crypto presale. Digitap is the developer of a live, Visa-integrated "omni-bank" application that blends traditional fiat banking services with cryptocurrency management. The app, already available on iOS, Android, and web, allows users to send, receive, store, save, invest, and spend multiple fiat currencies and over 100 cryptocurrencies.

The $TAP presale has raised over $2 million and has demonstrated explosive growth, with the token price increasing from $0.0125 at launch to $0.0334—a 160% gain for early investors. The presale is structured in stages, with the price set to rise to $0.0361 imminently and a public listing price target of $0.14. More than 138 million tokens have been sold.

Digitap's appeal is rooted in tangible utility and a disruptive business model. A key feature is its non-KYC Visa debit card, which users can preload with fiat or crypto and use anywhere Visa is accepted. The project also aims to undercut the remittance industry, targeting the approximately 800 million people who rely on such transfers by offering fees potentially below 1%, compared to an industry average of around 6.2%.

Tokenomics are designed to link $TAP's value directly to platform success. The total supply is capped at 2 billion tokens, with half of the platform's profits allocated to token buybacks, burns, and staker rewards.

Meanwhile, analysis of Cardano (ADA) suggests limited near-term potential. Although trading around $0.43 and showing a buy signal on the SuperTrend indicator, analysts note ADA remains in a broader downtrend with weak volume and significant resistance, suggesting any bounce may be limited to 5-10% without stronger market catalysts.