There are periods when major cryptoassets move less sharply. In those stretches, market attention can shift toward smaller projects and new product launches.
Solana (SOL) has recently traded around $220, while Ethereum (ETH) has traded near $4,463. As large, widely followed networks, they can see more moderate percentage moves than smaller, less liquid tokens, although all cryptoassets remain volatile and risky.
Some market participants are therefore looking at projects focused on payments and everyday usability. One such project is Digitap ($TAP), which describes itself as a PayFi product combining crypto features with card payments and banking-style services. The team says its app is available on the App Store and Google Play.
SOL & ETH: Strong Foundations, Slower Upside
Solana (SOL) and Ethereum (ETH) are widely used networks. Solana is designed for relatively fast transactions and lower fees, and it supports a range of DeFi and NFT applications. Ethereum remains a major platform for decentralized applications, token standards, and stablecoins.
In a social-media post discussing SOL’s price action, one trader commented on prior higher price levels. Separately, some commentators have pointed to the $200 area as a potential support zone in the near term, though price outcomes are uncertain.
For Ethereum, many of its potential catalysts and risks are closely watched and frequently discussed in markets, and its size means it may require substantial changes in adoption, technology, or macro conditions to produce large moves over short periods. That said, ETH can still be volatile.
Overall, SOL and ETH are often treated as more mature cryptoassets compared with early-stage tokens. Smaller projects can move more sharply, but that typically comes with higher uncertainty, liquidity risk, and execution risk.
What Digitap Says It Is Building
Digitap says its goal is to support practical crypto use cases, including payments and conversions between digital assets and fiat currencies. According to the project, the platform includes an app for managing balances and payment options.
The team also states that users can move money, switch between wallets and cards, settle transactions in crypto or fiat, and manage cross-border payments from a single interface. The project further claims support for in-store and online payments, including Apple Pay integration.
Digitap says it uses routing and multiple settlement mechanisms intended to reduce costs and improve speed. For context, the World Bank has reported an average cross-border remittance fee of around 6.2% (reporting periods and corridors vary). The project says it aims to target fees below 1%, but this is a stated objective and is not guaranteed.
On token design, project materials describe a total supply of 2 billion tokens and mention a burn mechanism. As with many crypto projects, the real-world impact of token mechanics depends on adoption, market conditions, and execution.
Token Sale and Adoption Remain Uncertain
Digitap is conducting an early-stage token sale. Specific pricing, fundraising totals, and timelines can change and should be verified via primary sources and applicable disclosures.
As with any early-stage crypto project, outcomes depend on factors such as regulatory requirements, payment and banking partners, product reliability, security, and user adoption. There is no assurance the project will meet its targets or that the token will maintain value.
For reference, the project lists the following links:
Website: https://digitap.app
Social: https://linktr.ee/digitap.app
This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
