Digitap ($TAP) is running a Black Friday marketing campaign tied to its token sale, with project materials describing hourly promotional offers over a 96-hour period. The campaign dashboard shows previous offers and updates as new offers become available.
Project materials reference more than $1 million in bonuses and incentives as part of this rotating promotion. The project has also reported more than $2.2 million raised and more than 135 million tokens purchased as of the time of writing; these figures have not been independently verified.
Digitap’s Black Friday promotion: hourly offers and token-sale marketing
According to the project, Digitap structured its 96-hour Black Friday campaign to publish a new offer each hour across the weekend. The widget displays previous offers and indicates when the next offer resets. Some offers reference TAP token rewards, perks, or entry bonuses tied to minimum purchase requirements.
The project reports that participation has increased during the promotion. It lists a token-sale price of $0.0334 and states that the next price change is scheduled at $0.0361. The project also references a future listing price of $0.14; future listings and prices are uncertain and may not occur as described.
Project materials also state that more than 135 million tokens have been acquired so far and that activity continues as offers rotate.
Digitap has published token allocation figures that it says are intended to support an ongoing product ecosystem. These figures include 44% dedicated to the token sale, 13% to marketing, and 12% to giveaways. Additional allocations are described for listings, staking, treasury reserves, development, and a locked team portion.
How Digitap describes the product
Digitap describes itself as an “omni-bank” application that combines crypto and fiat features in one app. The project says the app supports transfers, swaps, payments, and multi-currency management, and that it is designed around a self-custodial setup.
The project also advertises a Visa card and has described it as “no-KYC.” Eligibility, verification requirements, and availability can depend on jurisdiction and service providers, and readers should rely on the project’s official documentation for current terms.
As an example of the workflow described in project materials, a user could receive USDT (or another supported asset) in the app, swap part of it into $TAP, keep a portion in fiat, and spend using the card—without relying on multiple third-party apps for each step.
Digitap also describes a buyback-and-burn model. The project says 50% of platform profits are used to buy back $TAP, and that half of the repurchased tokens are burned, while the remaining half is allocated to staking rewards. Buybacks, burns, and staking outcomes can vary and are not guaranteed.
Token-sale details referenced by the project
Digitap’s Black Friday promotion remains tied to the project’s ongoing token sale, with time-based offers shown on its dashboard. Readers should treat promotional messaging and fundraising figures as project-provided information unless independently verified.
Project links (for reference)
Website: https://digitap.app
Social: https://linktr.ee/digitap.app
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