Digitap’s No‑KYC Visa and Live App Drive TAP Presale Momentum as Cardano Weakens

Digitap ($TAP) has accelerated its presale and product rollout, moving from early fundraising into visible live utility. The omnibank app is live on major app stores, offering instant virtual cards, orderable physical Visa cards without KYC, and multi‑rail fiat support (SWIFT, SEPA, ACH, Faster Payments) alongside crypto and stablecoin handling. Digitap claims transfers in minutes at under 1% fees by combining blockchain and traditional rails. The presale began at $0.0125 and has risen to $0.0334 (≈160% gain); the next price tier is $0.0361. Reported metrics: ~137 million TAP sold, over $2.2M raised, total supply capped at 2 billion. Tokenomics highlight include 50% of platform profits allocated to buybacks and burns, a fixed staking reward pool (no inflationary issuance), and early‑exit penalties that burn unclaimed tokens. Marketing — including a Black Friday promotion with hourly deals and >$1M in prizes — has helped drive inflows and presale sales. The coverage contrasts Digitap’s live utility and presale velocity with Cardano (ADA), which is showing a downtrend and weak buyer interest after price falls and a prior mainnet malformed transaction event; Dogecoin (DOGE) is also cited for weak ETF launch volume, underscoring softer memecoin demand. Note: the original pieces were paid press releases and are not investment advice.