The well-known tap-to-earn software TapSwap, which uses the TON Blockchain, has announced an indefinite delay in issuing tokens to users.
The app’s representatives are exploring the best methods to reward participants.
TapSwap’s Head of Communications, John Robbin, disclosed this information on Wednesday during an X space.
Launched on February 15, 2024, TapSwap lets users mine coins by tapping an icon on the Telegram bot screen repeatedly.
With more than 50 million users, the app has rapidly become popular in Nigeria.
According to Robbin, the process of allocating tokens is still being decided upon and cannot be revealed prior to the allocation. He stated that July 1st is the new launch date for the token.
“We aim to allocate a significant portion of the tokens to the community to keep the tappers engaged. We are in talks with various exchanges and platforms to ensure a win-win situation for everyone,” said Robbin.
He also warned that users exploiting the system would be banned after community checks, urging genuine users to be patient.
Regarding the mining process, Robbin stated, “Open the app and start tapping to earn shares. More taps and upgrades result in more shares when we finalize the tokens.”
The booster option, which allowed users to double their earnings, has ended.
Robbin noted, “We introduced this feature due to the influx of new users to ensure fair allocation at TGE. The money raised will go toward improving the game and providing support for our 25 employees who work on app maintenance.
Robbin urged additional users to download the app, pointing out that there is still a chance to earn a significant quantity of tokens.
