Dogecoin and Shiba Inu have both been under pressure in recent sessions. The source says DOGE fell nearly 5% over the past seven days, trading around $0.12 and briefly dropping to $0.11. SHIB also moved lower during the same period, sliding from about $0.0000080 to nearly $0.0000075. With both meme coins weakening, part of the market conversation has shifted toward Digitap (TAP).
Dogecoin outlook splits between price targets and bearish indicators
The article cites influencer Kamran Asghar, who said in an X post that Dogecoin is coiling in a tight consolidation range and could move to $0.14 once a breakout happens. At the same time, the same source points to bearish TradingView signals. Its Awesome Oscillator and momentum indicator were both described as flashing sell signals, a sign that selling pressure is still outweighing buying interest. That leaves DOGE with a bullish narrative on one side and weak short-term technical readings on the other.
Shiba Inu bulls point to a DOGE-style pattern
Shiba Inu is being framed in a similar way. According to the source, TheCryptoBasic said on X that SHIB is showing a structure similar to Dogecoin’s 2021 setup. The support zone was identified at $0.0000068 to $0.0000061, and the upside target mentioned in the post was $0.0000885. Still, the article also notes that TradingView indicators remain negative, with momentum and MACD both moving deeper into the sell zone.
Digitap highlights presale traction and new wallet funding options
While DOGE and SHIB are described as struggling, Digitap is presented as the stronger momentum trade in the piece. The project is in phase three of its presale and says early TAP buyers have seen a 263% return. It also claims to have raised more than $4.6 million and sold over 200 million TAP tokens. On the product side, Digitap said its banking app now supports Solana integration, allowing users to fund Digitap Wallets with SOL, while USDT and USDC are also listed as funding options.
The source adds that Digitap offers a no-KYC wallet plan and lets users manage, convert, and spend fiat currencies and crypto assets in one place. Holding TAP is said to include premium banking status, lower transaction fees, and staking rewards of up to 124% APR. The token price in the presale was listed at $0.0454, with an expected move to $0.0467 in a few days, while the launch price referenced in the article was $0.14.
Buyback-and-burn plan is part of the pitch
The article also says Digitap has sponsored bank partnerships that provide access to SWIFT and SEPA networks, and that Bitcoin and Ethereum integrations are planned next. Another claim in the source is that 50% of profits will be used to buy back and burn TAP. The comparison running through the piece is straightforward: as DOGE and SHIB face price weakness and bearish chart signals, Digitap is trying to win attention through presale metrics, product integrations, and payment-related utility.