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You can check the reward in the drop section, but before that you need to answer a bunch of questions, 5-10 minutes of time.
I am 165 #Taps
TapSwap has officially concluded Season 1, marking the end of the tapping phase for users. After nearly 10 months of mining, the platform is entering a new phase with the upcoming Token Generation Event (TGE) scheduled for February 14, 2025.

🙄As you know $TAPS was listed on several exchanges today.
🤑How much did you get #TAPS ?🤑
Airdrop gave away the tap-tap game - #TapSwap , This is one of the first such games on the $TON blockchain.
😀The game has been feeding promises of drops and listings to its users for a year.

😂The coin's Market Cap is at $34M with a price of $0.07 per coin.
Apparently there will be no more drops like $NOT and $DOGS ?)
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💪Users got a very small airdrop, but DEX liquidity providers made a nice profit today. After all, in such moments of drop everyone hurries to sell their tokens, and the exchange gets its % for each swap and divides the profit between liquidity providers🤑

👉For example, the popular DEX on the TON blockchain - STON.fi has doubled the reward to liquidity providers in the pair TAPS/TON.
🙄 Just Look at this:👇

💥$TAPS /TON 💥 TVL $398K 💥 APR: 65% 💥 24h Volume $266K 💥

👉To provide liquidity in $TAPS/TON:
- Connect your wallet On STON.fi 💰
- On the Swap tab swap the TAPS and TON in price equivalent💵
- On the Pools tab chouse the TAPS/TON pool and click on Provide liquidity🎁

💪Great, now you start getting a % of DEX commissions on every swap $TAPS

😀 And remember, money can be made not only by tapping in the game)

#tapswapwithdraw #tapswapprice #TapSwapAirdrop

Published on January 27, 2025, in The Star Newspaper—one of Kenya's leading publications.

Kenya has long been at the forefront of technological innovation in Africa. The success of M-Pesa is a testament to our ability to leverage technology for financial inclusion, transforming how millions of Kenyans and Africans transact. Now, with the recently introduced Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASP) Bill, 2025, we have an unprecedented opportunity to shape the future of digital finance in Kenya and across the continent.
As the vision bearer of TapSwap Exchange, an African crypto exchange built for the African market, I see the VASP Bill as more than a regulatory initiative. It is a clarion call for Africa to embrace the transformative potential of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. At TapSwap, our vision has always been to provide a gateway to the global financial system for millions of Africans. With a smartphone, anyone can access the global crypto market, enabling financial empowerment and bridging the gap between traditional and digital economies.
The introduction of the VASP Bill is a welcome step toward legitimizing the crypto industry in Kenya. South Africa, for example, has already set a high benchmark in Africa by introducing regulations through the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA). In 2024, the FSCA issued over 200 crypto licenses, positioning South Africa as a leader on the continent in adopting secure and forward-thinking crypto policies. Kenya risks being left behind if we fail to implement clear, actionable frameworks that foster innovation and attract investment.
Regulation, when thoughtfully crafted, can foster trust by creating a safer environment for users, significantly reduce scams and encourage participation in the crypto ecosystem.  Clear regulatory frameworks provide a level of certainty that attracts both local and international investors, essential for the growth of the digital economy. Such regulatory measures also enhance consumer protection by ensuring fairness and transparency through promotion of ethical practices within the industry.
One of the VASP Bill’s commendable provisions is its emphasis on addressing low levels of public awareness and literacy regarding virtual assets. Education and capacity-building initiatives are vital to fostering informed participation in the crypto ecosystem. Already, we have startups like Kotani Pay and TapSwap Exchange that are complementing these efforts by providing educational resources and community engagement programs to empower users.
While the VASP Bill introduces much-needed regulation, it is imperative that the government revisits the Digital Assets Tax (DAT) under Section 12F of the Income Tax Act. The current tax framework:
Lumps Together Distinct Activities: It fails to distinguish between personal investment and business activity, leading to unfair taxation of long-term holders who derive no immediate income from their assets.Lacks Clarity on Taxable Events: Transferring crypto between wallets owned by the same person is not a value-creating event, yet it is taxed the same as a profitable trade or sale.Ignores the Unique Nature of Crypto Transactions: The simplified approach does not account for the complexities of valuing and transacting in digital assets.
A more nuanced approach is needed, one that recognizes the diversity of crypto use cases and ensures fairness while promoting compliance.
For the VASP Bill to succeed, the government must actively involve industry stakeholders in its critique and amendment. Collaborative policymaking ensures that regulations are well-informed, practical, and conducive to innovation. 
Globally, the perception of cryptocurrency is shifting. Kenya has the opportunity to position itself as a leader in Africa by implementing a regulatory framework that is inclusive, secure, and forward-thinking enabling local innovators like TapSwap Exchange to build and thrive. We successfully concluded our Beta trial in mid-2024, with tens of thousands of users signing up and validating the strong demand for a homegrown crypto solution. Today, TapSwap's full web platform supports over 20 cryptocurrencies, enabling users to deposit USDT, swap digital assets, and trade seamlessly. In this quarter, we plan to introduce on-ramp and off-ramp services, allowing users to purchase crypto directly using mobile money, bank cards, Google Pay, or Revolut Pay, depending on their location. A mobile app will follow shortly after, ensuring crypto accessibility for every African smartphone user.
The VASP Bill is more than a regulatory initiative; it is an opportunity to champion Africa’s journey toward digital transformation. Kenya’s leadership in mobile money provides a blueprint for what can be achieved with crypto and blockchain technology. 
At TapSwap Exchange, we stand ready to support this vision, providing a secure, compliant, and innovative platform for all Africans. Together, let us build a future where digital assets empower every Kenyan and every African with the freedom to choose and thrive in the crypto economy.

#blockchain #crypto #CryptoSecurity #TapSwap #TAPS

Imagine working hard, saving diligently, and then watching your money lose value overnight. This is the reality for millions of Africans facing rising prices and weakening local currencies. Sending money across borders is still expensive and slow, and accessing global financial opportunities remains a privilege for a few. But a quiet financial revolution is underway—powered by stablecoins.
Stablecoins are digital currencies tied to national currencies like the US dollar or euro, keeping their value stable. Unlike Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies that fluctuate wildly, stablecoins are reliable for sending money, making payments, and saving—especially in countries where local money loses value fast.
The most popular of them all? USD Tether (USDT). This digital dollar is pegged 1:1 to the US dollar and is used more than any other cryptocurrency worldwide. It bridges traditional finance with the digital economy, giving Africans a safer way to store value and a cheaper way to send and receive money. Sub-Saharan Africa is one of the fastest-growing regions for crypto adoption, driven largely by the rising use of stablecoins like USDT. According to a study by the IMF and Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority (CMA), 49% of all stablecoin usage in Kenya is in USDT, while 43% of all crypto transactions in Sub-Saharan Africa involve stablecoins, according to Chainalysis.
The growing adoption of USDT by domestic companies as a payment method and by individuals as a hedge against the depreciation of local currencies reflects a financial reality we can no longer ignore. For millions of Africans, USDT is not just a cryptocurrency; it’s a lifeline to the global economy.
For too long, Africans have been locked out of the global financial system. High bank fees on international transfers, unstable exchange rates, and currency shortages have forced many to look for alternatives. In 2023 and early 2024, Kenya experienced severe US dollar shortages, pushing businesses and individuals to find new solutions. USDT quickly became a real option, offering stability and instant transactions at costs that are more than 60% lower than traditional remittance methods.
Africa’s young, digital-first population is leading this shift. The IMF study found that Kenya’s typical crypto user is under 40 years old, showing that the future of finance in Africa is digital. But there’s a catch. Most people access USDT through informal peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, exposing them to scammers and fraud. Without clear regulations, users face serious risks. Kenya’s pending Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) bill of 2025 could change this by providing a legal framework that protects users while allowing platforms like TapSwap Exchange to thrive.
At TapSwap Exchange, we’re committed to making USDT safe, accessible, and easy to use—without the risks of informal P2P trading. Our full web platform supports over 20 cryptocurrencies, including USDT, allowing users to buy, sell, send, swap, and receive USDT instantly. And we’re making things even simpler. Soon, you’ll be able to purchase USDT directly using mobile money, bank cards, Google Pay, and Revolut Pay, depending on your location. A mobile app is also on the way, ensuring that anyone with a smartphone can participate in the digital economy.
TapSwap Exchange is ready to partner with regulators, financial institutions, and tech innovators to build a digital finance infrastructure that connects Africans to the global economy. USDT offers a glimpse of what’s possible; a stable, secure, and inclusive financial system accessible to all. At TapSwap Exchange, we believe in this future, and we’re building the tools to make it a reality.
#crypto #blockchain #TAPS #TapSwap #USDT