The cryptocurrency market is witnessing a shift in investor focus, with the emerging omni-banking platform Digitap ($TAP) drawing significant attention through its ongoing presale. The project, which promises high staking yields and real-world utility, is being positioned as an alternative to established DeFi protocols like Aave (AAVE).
Digitap's presale has raised over $4.1 million, selling more than 190 million $TAP tokens. The token price has increased 242% from its starting price of $0.0125 to the current tier of $0.0427. The launch price is set at $0.14, promising a 228% gain on day one for current presale participants. The project's tokenomics feature a fixed supply of 2 billion $TAP tokens, with 50% of all platform profits allocated to token buybacks and burns, creating a deflationary model.
The platform differentiates itself by offering a live product—a Visa-branded card integrated with Apple Pay and Google Pay that allows users to spend crypto balances at any merchant accepting Visa. The app, already available on the Apple App Store and Google Play, also offers offshore banking accounts with multi-currency support and optional No-KYC functionality for privacy-focused users.
Staking rewards are a central selling point, with the presale offering up to 124% APR. Post-launch, staking rates are projected to stabilize around 100% APR, funded by platform profits. Stakers also receive governance rights to vote on protocol upgrades and treasury allocation.
Meanwhile, established assets like Aave (AAVE) and Solana (SOL) are experiencing typical market volatility. AAVE recently rallied from $162 to $180 before cooling to around $172, with technical indicators suggesting the uptrend remains intact as long as support holds above $169. Solana has shown sideways movement within a narrow trading range, while Shiba Inu (SHIB) has faced modest price pressure over the past week. Market observers note that broader conditions continue to influence these assets' short-term behavior.
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