TapSwap a Crypto Project with Telegram Bot Tapping on Solana blockchain

TapSwap is a new Crypto exchange project that combines the key features of modern DeFi platforms and offers a multitude of new opportunities for its community. The goal of TapSwap is to provide a fast, efficient, and secure way to exchange cryptocurrency, utilizing the advantages of the Solana blockchain. Key Features on TapSwap include: • Mining Bot: This is a telegram bot for mining and the TAPS token distribution. • Staking Rewards: The staking platform for receiving additional rewards. • Decentralized governance: TapSwap token holders have voting rights and can actively participate in the development of the platform. • Profit distribution: The profit distribution system allows token holders to receive a certain percentage of the operations on the platform. TAPS Token TAPS Token is the native token of the TapSwap ecosystem which has begun distributing the token to the community through a bot-tapping mechanism. Total Supply - 1,000,000,000 Telegram Bot Allocation- 150,000,000 TAPS

Bitcoin Dropped Dip Lowest Point In A Year




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The bitcoin dropped to below $4,000 early on Friday (March 13), according to report by CoinDesk.

Bitcoin will bounce back with risk assets, which will start seeing a sustainable recovery once there is stabilization in the coronavirus infection curve, "mike Alfred, co-founder, and CEO of Digital Assets Data told CoinDesk

As per the latest reports, coronavirus continues to spread in Europe and the U.S. therefore, the current uptick in the equity markets could be a chart-driven bounce or investors may have taken heart from the Federal Reserve's decision to inject $1.4 trillion worth of liquidity into the financial system.

If the recovery gathers momentum during the U.S. trading hours, bitcoin could very well find acceptance above $6,000 once more.

However, as long as the virus outbreak shows no signs of slowing down, the risk of further downside moves in equities and bitcoin would remain high. Read More


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