Quote from: Marvelockg on May 27, 2024, 08:52:05 AM

Quote from: Gladiator$ on May 26, 2024, 03:07:16 PM

Since the announcement of Tapswap, there has been addiction of youths to their phones, trying to mine as much coin as they can before 30th of may which is the proposed date of their launching. Tapswap is a decentralized exchange on the Solana block chain and every one, especially youths, are trying to take advantage of it but the issue is, will Tapswap be able to meet the expectations of its miners coming may 30th? Undecided

do you consider people that are looking for genuine money through airdrop as addict? What's your definition of addiction? Just so you know, airdrop has been ongoing for years back and a lot of people have benefited from mining it in the past and this is no different. I know that this made the headlines because of the large number of active participants it has managed to attract but that doesn't mean that participant are addict.

I really wonder what exactly is wrong with the social media hullabaloo that has grown over the shores of the country over the TapSwap mining appreciate which has continously grown its community over the period of time but I'm pretty sure that the company in itself is enjoying the hype and will always take advantage of it to grow faster and more rapidly. If there's one thing Nigerians can help you do, is to populate your initiative over a short period of time especially if that happens to appeal to their need. You got to get that massive patronage through their hypes for free.

The TapSwap only took advantage of the event that was going to happen after the NotCoin gained its value and smart Nigerians hit their jackpots from the fortune. But why I think this made the most craziest notice over the nooks and cranny is because lack of exposure a lot Nigerian youths had over such airdrops and how they truly operates.