Digitap Crypto Presale Price at 0.0594 USDT: Is Round 4 Nearly Full?

Round 4 Reaches 94.03% With a Price Step Three Days Away

Round 4 of the Digitap crypto presale has filled 94.03% of its allocation, based on the sale widget shown on the project’s page. 

A countdown on the page shows three days, twelve hours, and five minutes before the price moves to its next step. While most crypto news today centers on a member survey, the sale counter offers a separate set of figures that deserve their own reading.

Round 4 Figures: Price, Supply Sold, and Funds Raised

The table below lists the figures displayed on the sale widget.

For anyone following the Digitap crypto presale, the move from 0.0594 to 0.0598 USDT is an increase of roughly 0.67%. That is a small step on paper, and the widget does not show what any later round would cost.

Source: Official Dashboard

Note: Prices can change quickly, so figures may not reflect the latest value. Readers should check a live price tracker for current data.

What the Member Borrowing Survey Reported

Alongside the Digitap crypto presale counter, the project’s official X account shared results from a member poll about borrowing against holdings in order to spend on a card. The reported results were:

• 72% of respondents said they were open to borrowing against their holdings to spend.

• 43% would pledge stablecoins as collateral, placing them ahead of Bitcoin and Ether.

• The project stated that any such feature would follow the token launch and come with a published rate card.

Source: Official X Post

Why Poll Results Are Not a Shipped Product

The update itself draws this line, describing the findings as survey data rather than a product. The difference is easy to miss. A poll captures what existing members say they want it; it does not confirm market demand, a build schedule, or final terms. 

In the context of the Digitap crypto presale, the survey is background, while the sale counter is the only element tied to a live number.

Stablecoin Collateral and the Risk Question

A 43% preference for stablecoin collateral suggests respondents may be wary of pledging volatile assets, although the poll does not explain the choice. 

Any crypto card that lets users borrow rather than sell still involves interest costs and, depending on the design, liquidation risk if collateral values fall. Since no rate card has been published, those terms cannot yet be assessed.

Key Points and the Bottom Line for Readers

• Sale progress shows funds collected, not how a token may trade later.

• Survey figures come without a stated sample size or timeframe.

• Borrowing features are a stated plan, not a live service.

• Launch timing and rate details remain unpublished.

Taken together, the Digitap crypto presale data and the poll are two separate signals: one measures fundraising pace, and the other measures member interest. Readers tracking either should treat them independently and wait for published terms before drawing conclusions.

YMYL Disclaimer: This article is for information only and is not financial advice. Crypto presales and token purchases carry a high risk of loss, so do your own research before making any decision.