Digitap presale gains traction after Visa partnership confirmation

Digitap raises $650k in presale after Visa card launch lets users spend crypto like cash worldwide.

Bitcoin has stalled just days after making a new all-time high. Data from Coinglass suggests a lack of bids below $120,000, and analysts such as MI Algos are calling for BTC to visit $114,000. But this story is not new. In the later stages of the cycle, when BTC stalls, this tends to signal capital moving down the risk curve.

Each cycle to date has been the same: BTC leads, consolidations, ETH runs, and then liquidity flows downstream, causing what many call ‘altseason.’ Global liquidity continues to expand, and with stocks at all-time highs, appetite for high-beta assets such as crypto should remain strong as Q4 progresses.

Digitap (TAP) has captured investor attention, calling itself the world’s first omni-bank and raising an impressive $650,000 since opening its presale. Much of these inflows came following its Visa card announcement that now allows users to spend crypto directly with millions of merchants worldwide. Could this become a leading operational financial platform this year?

BTC stalls at $120,000 signalling start of classic Q4 alt rotation

Institutional capital has been the primary driver of BTC this cycle, with sticky ETF flows and consistently impressive inflows into crypto funds. But in Q4, the period historically associated with alts, BTC stalling at these levels might signal that it is time for traders to move down the risk curve.

More rate cuts from the Fed would support this idea, with lower real yields again pushing capital further out on the risk spectrum. Increasing interest is being paid to projects integrating stablecoins and blending traditional rails with blockchain rails, which could help to explain Digitap’s early presale success. 

Digitap partners with Visa delivering new card

Digitap, branded as the world’s first omni-bank, has partnered with Visa to deliver a card, available with a non-KYC signup process, enabling anyone to spend crypto like fiat worldwide.

Any vendor that accepts fiat now de facto accepts crypto thanks to this partnership. With AI-powered, real-time conversions, users can relax knowing they receive market-leading swap prices.

Thanks to Digitap, available for download today, crypto now behaves like cash, removing one of the last barriers to real adoption. Even better, privacy-conscious users can still access this card without a mandatory KYC process — a rarity for Visa cards. 

Inside the Digitap system

Digitap has been designed as an interoperable financial settlement layer with a multi-rail architecture. The project’s mission is to meaningfully connect blockchains and traditional banking networks and reduce the need to juggle multiple accounts and applications. Integrated rails include traditional payment lines like SWIFT, SEPA, Faster Payments, and ACH, as well as blockchains.

The end goal of Digitap is to have money move like information on the internet, acting as the fleshy connective tissue between the currently separated systems. 

Why Digitap could lead among banking projects in Q4 

To date, memecoins have performed poorly this cycle, with capital and attention flowing towards projects with revenue, such as Hyperliquid, projects promising new businesses, Internet Capital Markets, and projects expanding the reach of stablecoins, such as Plasma. The common thread is projects expanding crypto’s use case, supported by real economics.

Digitap follows this trend well; the interface is designed like a next-gen neobank but powered by blockchain rails under the hood. The TAP token has a fixed supply of 2 billion, and 50% of platform profits will be used to burn the token and reward stakers, creating a genuine link between platform volume, adoption, and token holders.

Raising over $650,000 since launch, if Digitap successfully hits the adoption curve, it could become a leading banking project in Q4.

To learn more about TAP, visit the presale, website, and socials.