Tapswap, a popular tap-2-earn app powered by TON Blockchain, has announced that the token allocation to users has been indefinitely postponed.
According to John Robbin, Head of Communications at Tapswap, the representatives are seeking the best ways to reward the tap-to-earn gamers.
The app, which has gained immense popularity among Nigerians, has amassed over 50 million users since its launch on February 15, 2024.
The token allocation method has not been ascertained, and the processes cannot be communicated before the allocation.
Robbin assured that a significant part of the tokens will be allocated to the community to retain the tappers.
He emphasized the importance of a fair token airdrop, stating that the team is communicating with various exchanges and platforms to ensure a successful allocation.
Robbin also addressed concerns about users abusing the game by farming taps, warning that such accounts will be banned.
He encouraged genuine tappers to continue using the app, promising that their patience will be rewarded.
Meanwhile, Tapswap’s popularity has led to widespread enthusiasm, with many users hoping to accumulate enough tokens to purchase cars and houses.
The app’s unique mechanism, which requires users to repeatedly tap a icon to mine coins, has become a sensation among Nigerians.
Despite the postponement of token allocation, users remain optimistic about the app’s potential and await further updates from the Tapswap team.
