Tapswap: Expert Speaks as Nigerians Tap Their Phone Screens in Pursuit of Financial Gain
- The Nigerian internet space has been set agog by a new telegram-based crypto mining project, Tapswap
- Legit.ng reports that Tapswap promises financial returns — just like the lately successful Notcoin
- However, an expert warned that while Tapswap could offer intriguing opportunities for early adopters, it is essential to remain cautious
Legit.ng journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering public journalism and the economy.
FCT, Abuja - A foreign exchange market (forex) expert, Benjamin Ajah, has explained that while Tapswap might be authentic, people should be skeptical about the site.
Tapswap is the new Telegram crypto-mining game that enables users to earn Tap tokens by engaging with the Tapswap bot.
It operates as a Solana-based crypto exchange renowned for its low fees, high transaction speeds, and features like staking and margin trading.
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According to a fact-checking platform, Dubawa, in a recent report, Ajah expressed fear since the identity of Tapswap's owner is unknown.
The forex expert said considering he could not find Tapswap on CoinMarketCap (a community where all cryptocurrencies are listed), it is a red flag.
He also mentioned that it might be accurate and valuable when it eventually makes it to the market value list.
Legit.ng reports that the Tapswap frenzy followed the success of Notcoin, which was reported to have previously enabled many Nigerians to earn significant profits through crypto-mining.
To earn on Tapswap, people tap tokens and take part in various activities, such as inviting friends, completing tasks, or participating in events.
Presently, it has the second-largest Telegram channel in the world.
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- Man uses $260 he made from Notcoin to buy brand new phone, hits 15 million coins on Tapswap
Tapswap: Man shares new trick
Legit.ng earlier reported that in the past few days, many Nigerians participating in the Taspwap crypto project have been unable to access the Telegram game, sparking concerns.
A Nigerian man, Ambrose Nwaogwugwu, offered a working solution to the problem.
Proofreading by James Ojo Adakole, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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