[Coin World] This recent pullback is quite interesting - Bitcoin's market share has actually slid from 61% to 58.5%. Historically, during a dumping wave, funds usually flow into BTC for safety, but this time it was the alts that withstood the pressure, showing some resilience.
Speaking of resilience, the presale of Digitap($TAP) has been quite popular recently. The project aims to do something quite practical: bridge the gap between crypto and traditional finance. They have developed AI to automatically optimize trading paths, and also integrated a no-KYC Visa card feature—allowing for direct purchases with coins.
The current pre-sale price of $TAP is $0.0334, supporting staking for returns. The token has practical uses within the ecosystem and is not just a speculative concept. However, being an early project, the implementation of its functions and the reliability of the team still need to be continuously monitored. This attempt to combine payment scenarios with DeFi is at least aligned with the industry's need for “breaking the circle.”
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NFTPessimist
· 15h ago
The alts really held up this time, unlike before when they cried and made a fuss... Speaking of which, Digitap sounds good with its KYC-free Visa card, but the risks for early projects are still quite high.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 15h ago
Alts have held up this time, while BTC's share has actually fallen... something feels off.
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RugPullAlarm
· 15h ago
Oh? The BTC share falls to 58.5% and they start touting the resilience of altcoins? I want to see which Addresses these "resilient" funds have flowed to...
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 15h ago
This drop in BTC share is indeed unusual, alts are holding up under pressure, which is quite something, unlike the traps from before.
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PuzzledScholar
· 15h ago
Wow, has the BTC share dropped this much? Alts are really something, this pullback is a bit unusual.
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PermabullPete
· 15h ago
Hmm, the fact that BTC's share has fallen below 60 is indeed unusual, indicating that this round of alts really has some substance.
Bitcoin market share rare decline, is the Digitap presale the next opportunity?
[Coin World] This recent pullback is quite interesting - Bitcoin's market share has actually slid from 61% to 58.5%. Historically, during a dumping wave, funds usually flow into BTC for safety, but this time it was the alts that withstood the pressure, showing some resilience.
Speaking of resilience, the presale of Digitap($TAP) has been quite popular recently. The project aims to do something quite practical: bridge the gap between crypto and traditional finance. They have developed AI to automatically optimize trading paths, and also integrated a no-KYC Visa card feature—allowing for direct purchases with coins.
The current pre-sale price of $TAP is $0.0334, supporting staking for returns. The token has practical uses within the ecosystem and is not just a speculative concept. However, being an early project, the implementation of its functions and the reliability of the team still need to be continuously monitored. This attempt to combine payment scenarios with DeFi is at least aligned with the industry's need for “breaking the circle.”