Tapswap: 5 red flags that hint the crypto project might not be legit 

Tapswap has gained serious ground in the Nigerian crypto space after the very successful airdrop campaign by Notcoin.

Millions of Nigerians are engaging in the tap-to-earn activity that spells out the entire process of Tapswap mining and earning much-needed points.

Tapswap is the leading Telegram-based crypto project by a number of participants taking the lead over Blum, Hamster Kombat and other crypto projects hosted on Telegram. 

However, Tapswap has come under scrutiny by concerned members of the Nigerian crypto community for exhibiting too many red flags of recent casting a shadow of doubt on the legitimacy of the entire project. 

The Airdrop campaign has lost a considerable amount of trust within the Nigerian crypto community as keen members point out glaring red flags in the Tapswap project that is too steep to ignore. 

To get a hang of the matter, Nairametrics interviewed Anyasi Nkemjika Emmanuel a top crypto investor and trader known on X as Crypto Lord.

He is heavily involved in the Tapswap mining exercise and he expressed his view on the barrage of Negative reviews the crypto project has been getting recently. 

After a brief but insightful interview with the crypto head followed by thorough research and information gathering.

we were able to narrow down five red flags exhibited by the Tapswap crypto project and its team that have seriously dented their reputation and cast a shadow of doubt on the legitimacy of the project.  #Write2Earn!