Bitcoin Targets $85K as ETFs Surge, DigiTap's No-KYC Crypto Card Gains Traction
Bitcoin's price is expected to reach $85,000 this month, according to analysts. The cryptocurrency is consolidating around $79,000-$80,000 after a volatile start to September, with ETF inflows and technical resistance near $82,000-$83,000 setting the stage for a potential push toward $85,000.
The price of Bitcoin briefly traded above $82,000 earlier in the week before pulling back toward $80,000. A decisive break above $82,300-$83,000 could open a path to $85,000, especially if institutional demand via ETFs remains supportive.
DigiTap is another crypto project that investors are eyeing. The platform offers a downloadable beta app on the Apple App Store and Google Play, plus a web version, while its token, $TAP, is still in presale. DigiTap's no-KYC wallet and virtual card functionality make it an attractive option for users who value privacy and low-friction onboarding.
The project has already raised over $11.37 million USDT, sold more than 350 million $TAP tokens, and is currently in Round 4 of 10 with 84%+ of the round completed. The presale price of $TAP is $0.0583, with a stated listing target of $0.14.
DigiTap's tokenomics are designed to reduce concerns about large insider sell pressure after listing. The team allocation is only 1% of supply and is locked for five years. The platform also plans to use 50% of app fee profits for open-market $TAP buybacks and burns, linking long-term app usage to potential token demand.