Digitap says deposits over the Solana network are now live inside its global money app, and claims the project has raised more than $4.4 million. In the source article, which is clearly promotional in tone, the company places its token $TAP in direct comparison with Uniswap’s UNI. The central argument is that the market is moving away from pure governance tokens and toward products whose tokens are designed to capture value.
Solana deposits added to the Digitap app
According to the article, Digitap is building what it calls an “omni-banking platform,” combining crypto rails with a banking-style user experience inside one global money app. The newest addition is support for funding the app through the Solana network. The article says this gives users access to Solana’s speed within Digitap’s banking stack and ties that rollout to the project’s fundraising momentum.
Digitap describes its product as a single dashboard for crypto and fiat activity rather than two separate systems. The article also points to stablecoin settlement, a multi-rail engine, and a Visa card aimed at crypto users, framing the app as a way to spend digital assets globally.
Why the article uses UNI as the benchmark
The piece still describes Uniswap as one of DeFi’s most important decentralized exchanges and a major source of onchain liquidity, while noting that V4 is coming soon. Its criticism is aimed at the token rather than the protocol. The article argues that UNI has long functioned mainly as a governance token and says that type of asset is drawing less interest in the current market cycle.
It also references the “UNIfication” proposal pushed in late 2025, saying it briefly sent UNI above $10. At the comparison point used in the article, UNI is quoted at $4.85, while the headline uses $4.87. Based on that range, the article claims upside is limited and casts UNI as an example of a strong product paired with a weaker token design. That is the source’s opinion, not an independently verified conclusion.
TAP tokenomics, presale pricing and incentive claims
Most of Digitap’s pitch centers on token structure. The article says $TAP has a fixed supply of 2 billion tokens, and that 50% of platform profits will be used to burn tokens and reward stakers. For presale participants, it lists a limited-time staking yield of 124% APY.
On pricing, the article puts the current presale level at $0.0439 and says the confirmed listing price is $0.14, presenting that gap as a potential 3x move. It also says thousands of users are already using the Digitap app, and includes links to the presale page, website, social accounts, and a $250,000 giveaway. A code, BIGWALLET35, is promoted as offering a 35% discount.
The piece is, in substance, a marketing article for the Digitap presale. Its main claims revolve around the Solana integration, fundraising progress, and the idea that TAP offers stronger token economics than UNI. The source does not provide third-party audits, independently verified user metrics, or additional regulatory detail.