The DigiTap presale is in Round 4 at 0.0598 USDT per TAP, and no end date is confirmed. This forecast links the finish date and the tokens sold to $TAP prices over the first 30 days after launch.
The sale's end matters because the soft cap starts the TGE clock. Timing and supply both shape the ranges below.
The newest official X post lists where the sale stands: $13M+ raised, over halfway to the $25M soft cap, and 389M+ TAP sold.
It also claims zero tax, two public audits, and a beta app with virtual and physical cards. The sale has ten rounds, each opening higher than the last.

Source: DigiTap Post on X
The dashboard is newer. On 2 November 2026, it showed Round 4 at 95.84%, with 396.83M TAP sold and 13,807,768.38 USDT raised. The price is 0.0598 USDT, and 0.0603 USDT follows in about 13 hours.

Source: DigiTap Presale Dashboard
A bonus offer's terms are not visible, so no forecast counts it. Audit findings, the TGE date, and the exchange stay unconfirmed.
The soft cap is the $25M level that starts the TGE clock, the day tokens are created. About 55.2% is reached, leaving 11.19M USDT.
DigiTap dashboard captures show 13,418,920.38 USDT on 29 October and 13,807,768.38 USDT on 2 November. That is roughly 97,000 USDT a day.
Reaching the cap by 31 December needs about 190,000 a day, nearly double. The team calls a TGE this quarter an expectation, not a promise. The price step history shows earlier rounds.
Path | Daily raise (USDT) | Soft cap date | Low | Average | High | Average vs 0.0598 |
On-time finish | About 190K | By 31 Dec 2026 | 0.024 | 0.058 | 0.105 | 0.97x |
Current pace | About 97K | Late Feb 2027 | 0.022 | 0.053 | 0.095 | 0.89x |
Half pace | About 49K | Mid-2027 | 0.019 | 0.046 | 0.080 | 0.77x |
Assumptions: no single-day market drop above 10% and no unlock beyond whitepaper terms. Dates extend today's pace.
The whitepaper allocation table gives the presale 880 million of 2 billion TAP. Buyers can claim 72 hours after the TGE. The fate of unsold presale tokens is unconfirmed.
End state | TAP sold | Share of supply | Added vs today | Day 30 average |
Soft cap only | About 582M | 29.1% | +186M | 0.058 (0.97x) |
75% of presale | 660M | 33.0% | +263M | 0.054 (0.90x) |
Full sell-out | 880M | 44.0% | +483M | 0.046 (0.77x) |
Today 396.83M TAP (19.8%) are sold. The soft cap row uses 0.0603. Averages assume an on-time finish. More tokens spread demand thinner.
Across both tables, Day 30 prices run from 0.019 to 0.105 USDT, with averages between 0.046 and 0.058.
Case | Day 30 range (USDT) | Multiple vs 0.0598 | FDV range |
Best | 0.095 to 0.105 | 1.59x to 1.76x | $190M to $210M |
Middle | 0.053 to 0.058 | 0.89x to 0.97x | $106M to $116M |
Worst | 0.019 to 0.024 | 0.32x to 0.40x | $38M to $48M |
FDV is the price times the 2 billion supply.
Best case: on-time soft cap, liquid listing, slow selling.
Middle case: a finish within months and steady claims.
Worst case: a late finish or full sell-out.
Path | Measurable trigger | Day 30 range (USDT) | Multiple vs 0.0598 |
Bull | Soft cap by 31 Dec 2026, about 190K USDT a day, and a named top-tier exchange | 0.095 to 0.105 | 1.59x to 1.76x |
Base | Soft cap near late Feb 2027, about 97K USDT a day | 0.053 to 0.058 | 0.89x to 0.97x |
Bear | Pace halves to about 49K USDT a day, or full sell-out with early selling | 0.019 to 0.024 | 0.32x to 0.40x |
Bull needs: a raise pace nearly double today's.
Base follows: the current pace, so it is the most realistic path.
Bear starts when: buying slows or claims meet thin demand.
Entry prices rise each round, but later round prices are not in the sources reviewed. Traders set the listing price once trading opens. This supply pressure analysis shows how early sellers can shift it.
Pace jump or stall: a faster or slower raise moves the date.
Exchange risk: no venue is named.
Contract risk: two audits are claimed; findings were not reviewed.
Analysis suggests finish timing matters more than the next price step. At today's pace, the soft cap lands outside the team's stated quarter, so the middle case looks more likely than the best case.
The earlier 5X reality check kept even strong launches well below 5X. A named exchange would lift these ranges, and a stalled soft cap would lower them.
This analysis considers market trends, token supply changes, adoption signals, and historical price behavior.
Disclaimer: This article is for information only and is not financial advice. Crypto prices are highly volatile, and presale tokens can lose all value. No outcome is guaranteed, and no TAP exchange listing is confirmed.