Tapswap Announces Major Change in Fresh Update Ahead of May 30, Gets Nigerians Worried
In a recent update, Tapswap announced that it would no longer launch on the Solana blockchain as initially planned. This decision has caused concern among Nigerians and crypto enthusiasts who were mining Tap ‘shares’ on Telegram. The community of Tapswap, known as “Tapswappers,” has grown to an impressive 28 million members, surpassing expectations and prompting significant changes to the project.
Crypto Expert’s Perspective on Tapswap’s Update
Crypto expert Obani Ebenezer Nwokoma shared insights on Tapswap’s latest update with Legit.ng. He mentioned that the change could be positive for many individuals who were facing challenges linking their wallets to Tapswap. While the specific blockchain on which Tapswap will now launch has not been disclosed yet, Nwokoma expressed optimism about the project’s future developments.
Reaction from Crypto Community and Nigerians
The announcement by Tapswap triggered mixed reactions from the crypto community and Nigerians. Some expressed concerns about potential high gas fees if Tapswap were to launch on Ethereum instead of Solana. Others urged caution and patience while waiting for further updates from Tapswap regarding the new blockchain platform.
Expert Warning About Potential Penalties for Participants
Crypto expert Tola Joseph Fadugbagbe warned that some participants in Tapswap might face penalties for attempting to cheat the system by using auto clickers or other unauthorized means to mine tokens. He emphasized that scripted simulated mining methods would not be tolerated, as they do not align with the principles of proof of work.
Nigerian Perspectives on Tapswap’s Future
Nigerians shared a range of opinions regarding Tapswap’s update, with some expressing skepticism about the project’s direction and others eagerly anticipating its launch. Concerns were raised about potential scams or disappointments, highlighting the need for transparency and clarity from Tapswap moving forward.
