Bitcoin moved above the $92,000 level after recent volatility. Ethereum has traded around $3,000, and Solana has hovered near $140. Despite strong narratives around these networks, short-term price swings remain a factor.
As 2025 draws to a close, some market participants are looking at crypto projects that focus on payments and day-to-day use cases. Digitap ($TAP) is one such project, described in its materials as an “omnibank” that connects traditional accounts and blockchain-based payment rails through a multi-rail architecture.
According to the project, its app allows users to hold multi-currency balances, convert between fiat and crypto, and spend via a Visa-branded card. The project also claims cross-border fees can be kept below 1%, though actual costs can vary by provider, location, and transaction type.
Is Bitcoin’s Rebound Strong Enough to Break Key Resistance?
As of December 4, 2025, Bitcoin was trading around $92,000, which some traders were watching as a support area. After dipping below $85,000 on the first day of the month, the price moved back above $90,000.
The asset moved above its 20-day EMA, which some technical analysts interpret as a sign of improving short-term momentum. It still faced resistance near $94,000, while RSI remained close to neutral.
Investors have also been watching ETF-related developments. Reports circulated that Vanguard opened access to Bitcoin ETFs, which some commentators argued could broaden exposure among self-directed and retirement accounts. A post cited about $3T in potential capital, though such figures are not a guarantee of actual inflows.
Separately, some market commentators, including GEM HUNTER, suggested Bitcoin could test $100,000 before year-end. Any such target remains speculative and depends on market conditions.
Ethereum’s Consolidation: Upgrades and ETF Inflows Battle Near-Term Indecision
Ethereum traded in a range between $3,100 and $2,700 from late November into early December. The price later moved above that band, with resistance discussed around $3,200 by some analysts.
On the daily chart, ETH traded above the 20-day EMA but remained below the 50-day EMA, a setup that some traders view as short-term uncertainty. Support levels around $3,057 and $2,700 remained in focus, while RSI stayed near neutral.
Developments cited by market watchers included ETF flows. A post referenced $87.2M in inflows on December 3, 2025. Meanwhile, Ali Martinez highlighted $3,180 as a level to watch, referencing accumulation at that price area.
Ethereum’s DeFi activity is often cited as a long-term tailwind. Some observers also point to upcoming upgrades like Fusaka as factors that could influence adoption and network performance, though outcomes are uncertain.
Will Solana’s Expanding Ecosystem Be Enough to Counter Its Current Sell-Side Pressure?
On Solana’s 4-hour chart, some traders noted a “golden cross” between the 20-day and 50-day EMAs. After forming a double bottom near $121, SOL rallied to around $140, an area discussed as resistance. Some commentary also referenced Alameda-related unlocks as a possible source of sell-side pressure.
MACD also began turning upward from negative territory, which some technical analysts interpret as fading bearish momentum. Even so, any trend shift depends on follow-through and broader market conditions.
Other ecosystem-related mentions included Kalshi’s tokenized prediction markets and a claim of $351 million in spot ETF inflows. Forecast price ranges such as a “$170–$190 recovery” are speculative and should not be treated as expected outcomes.
At the same time, profit-taking could pull SOL back toward $120 without new catalysts.
How Digitap Bridges Crypto Spending and Global Finance
Digitap says it is building a unified platform for holding, converting, and spending fiat and crypto across different payment rails. The project describes access to multi-currency accounts via iOS and Android apps, as well as routing designed to reduce transfer costs.
The project states that the $TAP token is intended to support platform features, including governance and a rewards mechanism described as staking, with terms and rates set by the project and subject to change. Supply and tokenomics details should be verified directly in primary documentation.
Digitap also describes Visa-branded cards that convert account balances for use at participating merchants. The project claims this can reduce cross-border costs compared with typical card fees discussed in industry commentary such as an average of 2-5%, though real-world fees can vary widely based on issuer, FX spread, and transaction processing.
Digitap also claims more than 120,000 wallets are connected to its platform. This figure has not been independently verified in this article.
Digitap’s Token Sale: Project-Reported Details
Digitap is conducting a token sale for $TAP. The project has published figures on funds raised, token allocation, and token pricing for different rounds. These details are promotional disclosures from the project and may change; readers should verify current terms directly with official sources.
References to future price levels, scheduled increases, or expected launch prices are not guarantees of outcomes and should be treated as speculative marketing statements rather than forecasts.
What to Watch
For Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, traders continue to monitor technical levels and macro headlines. For payment-focused projects such as Digitap, key questions include licensing and compliance status by jurisdiction, card-issuer arrangements, fee transparency, custody and security practices, and whether the product works as described at scale.
Website (project): https://digitap.app
Social (project): https://linktr.ee/digitap.app
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned.
