Whales Shift from BTC to Digitap ($TAP) as Bitcoin Falls and TAP Presale Tops $2.2M

Published: 2025-12-10 19:19:55 |

Bitcoin slipped from a consolidation range into sub-$90,000 territory amid thinning liquidity and cascading liquidations, even as whale wallets continued heavy accumulation. Traders are increasingly rotating capital into early-stage altcoins with operational utility. Digitap (TAP) is highlighted as a primary beneficiary: its presale has raised over $2.2 million with roughly 139 million+ TAP sold (up ~188% from Stage 1), the token price moving from $0.0125 to about $0.0361 and next-stage pricing near $0.0371. Digitap already runs a live omni-bank app with Visa card integration, multi-rail payments (SEPA, SWIFT, ACH, Faster Payments), support for 20+ fiat currencies and 100+ digital assets, staking programs advertised up to 124% APR, and a fixed 2 billion token supply with 50% of platform profits allocated to buybacks and burns. The presale is reported >97% complete. On-chain data referenced earlier also showed medium-sized addresses accumulating and whales diversifying away from a range-bound Bitcoin into high-utility alt yields. Note: the coverage includes paid promotion and is not investment advice.

Neutral

Short-term: Neutral to slightly bullish for TAP and neutral to bearish for BTC. The news signals capital rotation — whales and traders are reallocating some BTC-proceeds into high-utility altcoins like Digitap, supporting short-term upside and liquidity inflows for TAP during the presale. Digitap’s on-chain product, payments integrations and aggressive staking yields can attract speculative capital, amplifying price moves while the presale is active. For BTC, the immediate price action (drop below $90k) and reduced liquidity increase volatility and downside risk; however, continued whale accumulation noted earlier provides some support, preventing a strongly bearish outlook. Long-term: Neutral. For TAP to sustain gains after the presale, the project must deliver on product adoption, regulatory compliance for payments rails and card issuance, and reasonable tokenomics execution (buybacks/burns). If Digitap achieves real-world user growth and revenue, long-term bullish case strengthens. Conversely, if staking rates, promotions, or presale-driven demand fade, TAP could correct sharply. For Bitcoin, structural demand, macro factors, and on-chain accumulation remain important; rotation into alts does not by itself indicate a permanent shift away from BTC. Implications for traders: monitor liquidity and open interest around BTC to assess further downside risk; watch TAP presale progress, vesting schedules, and on-chain flows to gauge short-term momentum. Treat the coverage as promotional and factor in elevated risk and potential lock-up/vesting that can create sell pressure post-presale.