The TapSwap community is buzzing with excitement as the platform celebrates a remarkable milestone of 25 million players.
In a statement released by the TapSwap team, they expressed their gratitude to the community for their unwavering support and enthusiasm that has propelled them to this achievement.
The statement released on X (formerly known as Twitter) wrote, “Hey, TapSwap community,
“We are happy to announce that we have reached an incredible milestone of 25 million players!
“Your support and enthusiasm have made this possible, and we can’t thank you enough.
“By the way, great news is already coming your way.”
Ajiboye, a member of the TapSwap community, shed some light on the significance of this milestone, stating, “It’s an airdrop thing.
“Most projects in the crypto space build a community to amplify their project like a form of free marketing.
“The reward that they give back to the community is called an airdrop.”
Highlighting the impact of recent successes within the crypto space, particularly Notcoin, Ajiboye explained, “Notcoin used the same model of tapping.
“They mined for five months, and when they launched last week, people made money.
“I know people who made up to six figures.
“TapSwap has been up for more than a month and will stop mining on the 30th of this month.
“The frenzy of people making huge money from Notcoin has driven the popularity of TapSwap.”
Ajiboye attributed TapSwap’s success to its user-friendly platform on Telegram, likening it to WhatsApp or Facebook, making it accessible to a wide range of users.
He emphasized the simplicity of earning rewards on TapSwap compared to other platforms, stating, “If you can use WhatsApp or Facebook, then you shouldn’t have issues using Telegram.
“There are apps that need you to sign in every day, answering quiz questions to accumulate points.
“Compared to just tapping to get points, it’s much easier.”
While Ajiboye remains optimistic about the possibility of earning money through TapSwap, Ofoegbu cautioned that not all airdrops are successful and that the rewards may vary.
However, both agreed on the importance of promoting crypto education, with Ajiboye stating, “Five out of ten participants might think if they could get money from just tapping, they should learn more about it.
“This widens the whole crypto education effort.”
