Pune, Maharashtra Mar 28, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - | Blockchain / DeFi / Cryptocurrency
Tapmoon, a next-generation decentralised project built on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), is turning heads with its smart contractdriven TAPS Token. With only 10.5 million tokens in total supply, Tapmoon is setting a new standard for fairness, transparency, and price sustainability in the crypto space.
What Makes Tapmoon Unique?
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Price Floor Mechanism: TAPS is designed so its price only moves upward.
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LP Tokens Burned: Liquidity is permanently lockedno rug pulls, no tricks.
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Community Ownership: Over time, tokens flow from creators to real contributors via liquidity and promotional rewards.
Unlike many short-term projects, Tapmoon is focused on organic, community-driven growth. With strong tokenomics and smart limitations on transfers, sales, and internal movements, the TAPS Token ecosystem is built for long-term stability.
"We're not here to pump and dump. We're here to build," said a Tapmoon core team member.
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As the project gains momentum, quiet whispers are hinting at potential collaborationsincluding one with the rising Web3 name, Pengu.
Learn more and join the mission: https://tapmoon.io
About Tapmoon
Tapmoon is a decentralised platform powered by the TAPS Token, designed to offer smart contractbased stability and community-focused token distribution. Built on the Binance Smart Chain, it aims to become a trusted space for secure, fair, and transparent DeFi participation.
Source :Flamingo Trading Company
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