Overview
- Recent articles report tens of millions of $TAP sold, with figures rising from about 47 million on October 7 to more than 53 million by October 9.
- Most reports list a Stage 1 price of $0.0125 with a planned move to $0.0159; a newer piece cites $0.0159 as live with a next increase to $0.0194, underscoring inconsistent presale pricing updates.
- Digitap is promoted as a live ‘omnibank’ offering a Visa-linked card plus Apple Pay and Google Pay access, with claims of AI routing to cut cross‑border fees to under 1%.
- Project materials highlighted across outlets describe a fixed 2 billion token supply, buyback-and-burn funded by 50% of platform profits, and staking rewards, though performance metrics are not independently confirmed.
- Coverage contrasts Digitap with XRP, ADA and SUI, framing investor rotation into the presale and projecting large upside, while at least one publication discloses the content is sponsored.