TAO and FET have emerged as standout AI-driven performers, helping lift the market as Bitcoin trades back above $94,000 and Ethereum hovers around $3,200. TAO is up more than 20% over the past week, while FET has surged about 38% in the same period, underscoring a broader altcoin rally even as BTC and ETH push higher. AI-driven momentum is shaping a risk-on atmosphere that could extend into 2026.

Digitap’s TAP presale has drawn attention as AI-driven narratives drive demand for utility tokens. The project has raised more than $3.5 million, and its TAP token is currently around $0.0411, with expectations of a listing later in the year that could unlock upside.

Digitap positions itself as a fintech bridge between crypto and traditional finance, combining fiat, stablecoins, and crypto on a single balance and offering multi-rail settlement. Its global banking app and Visa card program aim to make on-chain assets spendable in the real world, while the tokenomics tie platform profits to TAP buybacks and a deflationary burn mechanism. This deflationary pressure aligns TAP’s value with platform usage.

Analysts suggest that the AI narrative, together with stablecoins and progressive banking solutions, could restart fundamentals-led upside for crypto in 2026. As the AI trade gains traction, Digitap’s TAP presale could benefit from continued demand for banking-enabled crypto products and a growing appetite for fintech-style crypto infrastructure. Fifty percent of platform profits are slated to be used to purchase TAP on the open market, with the proceeds then allocated to a burn and staking rewards, creating deflationary pressure that aligns TAP’s value with platform usage. Taken together, the AI and stablecoin narratives are shaping a growth outlook that could sustain demand for TAP as Digitap expands its cross-border payments and neobank-style experience in a rapidly evolving crypto-fintech landscape.

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