Round 4 Passes 90% as Countdown Clock Enters Final Days Digitap's fourth funding round has now crossed the 90% mark, with roughly five days left before the next scheduled price step. As of th
Digitap's fourth funding round has now crossed the 90% mark, with roughly five days left before the next scheduled price step.
As of the latest dashboard reading, 373.76 million tokens have moved at the current 0.0589 USDT rate, and total funds raised have passed $12.6 million.
This Digitap crypto presale news update tracks how fast that stage is actually selling relative to its own countdown clock, a question that matters more than the percentage figure alone.
Round 4 is priced at 0.0589 USDT per TAP, with the next price step set at 0.0594 USDT. The table below summarizes the figures shown on the project's own dashboard at the time of this snapshot.
Metric
Current Figure
Current Price
0.0589 USDT
Next Price
0.0594 USDT
Tokens Sold
373.76M
Total Raised
$12,605,811
Round Progress
90.27%
Time Remaining
~5 days 8 hours
Source: Official Dashboard
Comparing three separate dashboard readings gives a clearer picture than any single percentage figure.
Progress moved from 86.46% to 88.40% to 90.27% across the tracking window, while the countdown clock dropped from roughly 13 days to 10 days to just over five days remaining.
Snapshot
Progress
Time Remaining
Reading 1
86.46%
~13 days 8 hours
Reading 2
88.40%
~10 days 9 hours
Reading 3
90.27%
~5 days 8 hours
The gap between readings narrowed from roughly two percentage points to under two points, even as the number of days between checks grew larger, pointing to a pace that has slowed rather than sped up.
At the most recent pace, roughly 0.37% of the stage sold per day; the remaining 9.73% would take close to four weeks to clear. The scheduled price increase, by contrast, arrives in about five days the central finding of this Digitap crypto presale news check:
Fill pace slowed from about 0.65% per day to roughly 0.37% per day between readings
At that slower rate, the remaining 9.73% would take close to four weeks to clear
The scheduled price increase lands in about five days, well ahead of that pace
Round 4 is more likely to reach its price step on the clock than to sell out ahead of it, based on the pace shown across these dashboard snapshots rather than any official projection from the project.
This stage sits inside a broader project that already has a beta wallet and card app live, alongside a smart contract audited by Coinsult and SolidProof and a fixed 2 billion token supply.
None of that changes the pace math above, but it gives context for why this remains one of the more closely watched entries in the current presale landscape.
A slower fill pace does not signal a failed sale, but it does suggest buyer urgency has eased since the sale's fastest days.
For anyone tracking broader crypto news today, sale pace is often a better early signal of demand than headline supply-sold percentages, since a stage can look nearly full while actually moving slowly toward that mark.
Trackers ranking the best crypto presale opportunities each week often weigh pace-data like this alongside raw totals, since a steady fill can say more than a fast opening rush.
Round 4's climb past 90% is real, but the pace data above suggests the sale is more likely to close on schedule than to sell out early.
Buyers weighing entry should watch both figures together: the percentage bar shows demand so far, while the day-over-day pace shows whether that demand is still accelerating.
This Digitap crypto presale news snapshot points to things settling into a steadier, more predictable finish rather than a rush to the deadline, though buyers should still verify current numbers directly before acting, since dashboard figures shift in real time and have not been independently audited beyond the smart contract itself.
YMYL Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be taken as financial or investment advice. Crypto markets are volatile, and details such as roles, plans, or figures mentioned here can change over time. Readers should do their own research before making any decisions based on this content.
