5.8K @ModestusOkoye $TAP and $TRAC has been one of the best performing assets on Bitcoin 2.0 narrative (I coined that lol)
The biggest catalyst driving this is SpiderPool (one of the biggest Bitcoin mining pools) integrated TAP Protocol and started distributing DMT-NAT as extra rewards to miners on top of their normal BTC block rewards.
Miners who point hash power to SpiderPool now automatically earn BTC + NAT per block.
Will be exploring this deeper!
85.3K @hmalviya9 brushed up my crypto knowledge after six months, and here is what i observed.
there is a bull market happening on Bitcoin (TAP, DMT) and more
dig out.
(i thought you might be missing those golden alpha from my dead body: hitesh.eth)
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5.0K @Jerry94_HC GM
Signed up early, now watching what actually ships. I care less about $TAP price and more about the tap-to-create loop: can a first-time builder go from idea to live artifact without jitting a wall? How fast is discovery for new drops, how clean is rollback when something breaks
If @tapdotfun nails onboarding speed and sane curation, we might finally get a launch flow that rewards making over noise. I’m tracking first-wuccessful-tap time, rollbzck hygiene, and whether day-one projects find their first 100 users organically. Give me versioning, forkable templates, and feeds tnat surface shipping over shilling
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5.0K @Jerry94_HC Most “launch platforms” become slot machines. I track adoption speed and builder density more than noise. Waitlist closing with 15,000 in under 48 hours is the kind of signal that’s hard to fake
If @tapdotfun van turn creation into a first-class on-chain primitive instead of another pumpfun clone, it changes the equation. $TAP is whatever; what matters is whether a new wave can design, publish and iterate in minutes, not months. If registrations reopen, I’m watching who ships on day one and what the retention looks like after the first hype cycle
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