The cryptocurrency market's bearish sentiment has driven investors towards projects with tangible utility and real-world applications. In this environment, Digitap ($TAP) has emerged as a notable contender, raising over $3 million in its ongoing presale within just a few weeks. The presale is structured in stages, with the $TAP price increasing upon completion of each round. Early investors who entered at the initial price of $0.0125 are currently seeing paper profits exceeding 200% ROI, as the token is now offered at $0.0383 in the third round, which is reportedly 61% complete.
Analysts and promotional content project ambitious price targets for $TAP, linking its value directly to user adoption metrics. The platform's planned launch price is set at $0.14, which would represent an approximate 22x increase from current presale prices. More speculative projections suggest that with 500,000 monthly active users, the token could reach a valuation of around $0.87, and with 1 million users, it could potentially surge to $1.75. Some forecasts even posit a long-term target of $2 by 2026, which would represent a 5,121% return for presale investors.
The core of Digitap's value proposition is its utility as a "world-first" non-KYC omnibank application. The platform aims to merge crypto and fiat operations within a single ecosystem, offering features like minimal-to-zero-KYC Visa cards that are compatible with Apple and Google Pay. It promises to slash global payment fees from an industry average of 6.2% to under 1%, and targets financial inclusion for the estimated 1.4 billion unbanked individuals globally. The platform's AI is designed to find the cheapest swap routes for users, and the $TAP token's value is intended to be tied to usage metrics, with revenue generated from transactions.
Amidst the presale, Digitap is running a Christmas promotional campaign with time-sensitive offers, including bonuses and account upgrades. The project is positioning itself not just as a speculative asset but as a potential hedge during bear markets due to its focus on real-world utility, capital preservation, and revenue generation.
