Ethereum has seen a sharp 62% drop in network fees over the past month, even as ETH traded near the $3,200–$3,300 range. The decline shows cooling base-layer activity, driven by users shifting to layer-2 networks and efficiency upgrades that reduced costs, rather than a collapse in the ecosystem. In a bear market where investors are cautious and liquidity is thin, this kind of structural slowdown pushes many to look beyond large-cap assets.

That change is where Digitap ($TAP) enters the conversation. While ETH adapts at the protocol level, Digitap focuses on real-world banking utility, a live app, and predictable mechanics inside an ongoing crypto presale.