Overview
- Bitcoin briefly fell below $85,000 with reports of roughly $600 million in market liquidations, including about $218.7 million in BTC longs and over $213 million in ETH longs.
- Coverage links the selloff to macro pressures such as persistent inflation, recession risk and anticipated Bank of Japan rate increases that could tighten global liquidity.
- Digitap’s $TAP presale is reported at roughly $2.4–$2.5 million raised, with the current stage price cited near $0.0371 and a stated guide for a $0.14 listing price.
- Project materials and sponsored articles describe a live beta app that combines fiat and crypto services, SEPA and SWIFT access, and Visa-linked virtual and physical cards compatible with Apple Pay and Google Pay.
- Digitap touts a fixed 2 billion token supply, buyback-and-burn mechanics, staking rewards reportedly up to 124% during presale, a 100,000+ user count and a holiday promotion, though these operational metrics and partnerships lack broad independent verification.