Should we be worried?
Following the success of Notcoin , which rewarded millions of users with rewards ranging from $100 to $100,000 depending on user Engagment levels . Notcoin allocated 78% of its supply to miners leading to very good rewards and were heavily backed by telegram. Notcoin rewarded users for tapping their screens and similar platforms like Tapswap are now leveraging Notcoin’s success to boost their platform .
We have seen millions of Nigerians flood into this novelle crypto area through Tapswap mining activities. Newbies ranging from students, traders, road-side suya sellers, Pastors, Imams, and virtually everyone with access to a mobile device is tapping their screen at every corner of the country.
The mobile users in Africa’s most populous nation is estimated to rise to as high as 140million by 2025 according to Statista. This should give you an insight into how many mobile tappers we currently have and why we think this is a pandemic. Most users joined this rave because of the financial gains their friends made from Notcoin just a few weeks ago. The infused FOMO(fear of missing out ) is so high in the air you could possibly taste it.
The minimum wage in Nigeria which currently sits around $22, has pushed a lot of Nigerians into seeing Tapswap as the gateway to making ends meet and out of the ‘Trenches’. Scroll through Facebook, Tiktok, twitter and you will see several funny videos of Nigerians tapping their screens .
In a viral video a young man shouts ‘Mummy I will buy motor for you ‘ while tapping his screen with so much determination and vigour. This dedication has sparked lots of excitements from other social media users and more people will definitely be looking to the launch of Tapswap which is set for the 30th of May, 2024.
Tapswap has confirmed it will reward its users but with over 60 million users, it’s highly unlikely they would reward as high as Notcoin due to over saturation.
Anyway, it is free for all to do. So why not join the Tap Army on this Tapping Frenzy.
