TapSwap is launching its skill-based Web3 platform on 30 November 2024, with the aim of transforming the tap-to-earn gaming space by rewarding players for their skills. Despite delays, the platform has gained significant attention, with a growing community and ambitious goals to impact the Web3 gaming world.
AnaisTapSwap, the popular "tap-to-earn" game, is set to launch its airdrop and token listing before October 30, 2024. The TAPS token will have a total supply of 18 billion, with initial price predictions ranging from $0.03 to $0.06.
AnaisA trending phrase, "Make $10,000 in the TikTok," surfaced on TapSwap's combo code due to coincidence and led to misunderstandings about its connection to financial advice.
Huang BoThe TapSwap Code trend confuses many, linking a daily combo code to a YouTube video on crypto arbitrage, not actual TapSwap earnings.
HafizTapSwap, a popular crypto mining game on Telegram, faces credibility concerns due to abrupt changes like removing Solana branding and introducing questionable tasks redirecting to unrelated Telegram channels. These issues, combined with technical glitches and unclear blockchain plans, have sparked skepticism about TapSwap's legitimacy among users and analysts alike.
AnaisTapswap, similar to Notcoin, attracts Nigerians seeking easy crypto gains through tapping, but skepticism remains due to uncertainties about rewards and platform legitimacy. While success stories fuel enthusiasm, concerns linger about the platform's sustainability amidst overcrowding and technical issues.
JoyNotcoin ($NOT) experienced a steep 70% decline post-launch due to rapid selling after a massive airdrop, underscoring the volatile nature of gaming tokens. While TapSwap seeks to capitalise on Notcoin's popularity, the long-term prospects of gaming tokens remain uncertain amidst underperformance in the sector.
JoyHashKey Exchange CEO optimistic about Hong Kong Bitcoin ETF launch in H1 2024. Highlights challenges, emphasizes low-risk instruments, and calls for collaboration with regulatory bodies. Cautious approach in the evolving regulatory landscape underscored.
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