Social media reports indicate that the site doesn’t load or complete transactions when using a Nigerian internet connection.
However, users have found a workaround by using Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) to bypass the restrictions.
Many affected users are expressing frustration and seeking explanations. Some have wondered if Tapswap intentionally blocked Nigerian users.
Tapswap released a statement clarifying that the restriction is not targeted at Nigerians specifically.
They explained that the verification requirement was implemented to counter DDoS attacks originating from the region.
“Dear Nigerian community, we’ve heard concerns about limiting access to users from your country, but we want to clarify that this is not the case.
“We had to enable verification for the region from where DDoS attacks were initiated. As promised, we will disable this once our infrastructure is fully adapted.
“We deeply appreciate every member of our community from all around the world and always welcome you here. Thank you for your understanding and support,” the company wrote on X.
Tapswap involves tapping an icon in the center of the Telegram Tapswap bot screen to mine coins.
The Tapswap craze follows the success of Notcoin, which helped many Nigerians earn significant profits through crypto-mining.
TapSwap is a decentralized finance (DeFi) project similar to Notcoin, both using phone-based mining games.
The key difference is their underlying blockchain technology: Notcoin operates on the Ton blockchain, while TapSwap uses the Solana network.
Despite limited information about TapSwap’s development team, the project has a global community of 20 million members, surpassing Notcoin’s 6.5 million Telegram users.
Earning Tap tokens (TAPS) in TapSwap involves interacting with their Telegram bot. By tapping the bot’s interface, you accumulate points that determine your rank among other users.
This gamified approach makes crypto mining accessible without needing expensive hardware or technical expertise.
With the token launch rumored for May 30, there’s still time to join the tapping frenzy.
Imagine a game on Telegram where you tap on an icon to earn Tap tokens. The more you tap, the higher your score and the more tokens you earn, like a tapping competition.
Similar to some mobile games, TapSwap lets you unlock boosters and complete tasks to increase your earnings. You can also invite friends to play and get bonus referral tokens.
The goal is to collect as many Tap tokens as possible, which you can exchange for something more valuable on the Solana blockchain.
The aim is to collect as many Tap tokens as possible and exchange them for real Tap tokens ($TAP) when TapSwap launches on the Solana blockchain later this month.
TapSwap has a limited supply of 1 billion Tap tokens, potentially increasing their long-term value. Here’s how the tokens will be distributed:
The Tap token ($TAP) is the official currency within the TapSwap ecosystem, used for transactions and governance. While there’s no official price yet, some sources estimate their value around ₦1.5-1.7 per token.
Bonus Tip: Complete tasks like joining their social media channels for extra coins. Check the “tasks” section and the “boost” section for additional ways to increase your earnings.
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