Solana Price Jumps 3% as DigiTap's Live App Gives Presale Buyers Early Advantage

Solana (SOL) has experienced a 3% price increase to around $104, nearing its technical resistance zone of $107-$110. The upcoming Transaction V1 upgrade on September 9 aims to improve scalability for DeFi and zero-knowledge workloads. While SOL benefits from these upgrades and steady ETF inflows, some investors are allocating capital to earlier-stage opportunities like DigiTap.

DigiTap's live beta app offers a working wallet and card functionality before the token's first public listing. The project has raised over $11.37 million USDT in its presale, with more than 350 million $TAP tokens sold at a current price of $0.0583. DigiTap's stated listing price is $0.14, creating an early-mover advantage for buyers who enter before public-market price discovery.

The project's tokenomics feature a fixed maximum supply of 2 billion, with independent audits indicating that the contract cannot mint additional supply and carries 0% buy/sell tax. Utility is built around staking, cashback, fee discounts, and VIP benefits, with 50% of app fee profits intended for open-market $TAP buybacks and burns.