Tapswap: 4 Things To Know About The Trending Cryptomining Game

May 27, 2024
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The internet has been on fire since the launch of the trending telegram crypto-mining game, TapSwap. This app allows users to mine tokens in exchange for taps on the bot just like Notcoin, another successful crypto-mining platform.

The app has captivated a lot of users, especially Nigerians as they enthusiastically tap their phones to earn money.

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Tapswap: 4 Things To Know About The Trending Cryptomining Game

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Things to know about this Viral crypto-mining game:

About the app: According to information on their official X account (formerly Twitter), TapSwap is a Solana-based crypto exchange known for its exciting features such as staking and margin trading.

Tap to Earn: Tap swap enables users to earn tokens while tapping the telegram bot. This token can be converted to money when the app is eventually launched.

App Interface: One of the unique features of the app is its user-friendly interface and easy accessibility, unlike traditional mining. Tapswap basically simplifies its process. The easy accessibility made it easier, especially for those new in the cryptocurrency world.

Legitimacy: With the project gaining a lot of popularity and recognition, many concerns and questions have been raised, especially with the rise of so many other crypto-mining games.

Despite the concerns and questions raised, so many Nigerians are still keen on tapping as the only way to find out if the app is legit is to keep tapping.

Veronica Nnadi
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