Digitap Presale Surges; XRP Faces ETF Uncertainty

Digitap’s presale is outpacing rivals after launching a live iOS/Android app, securing a Visa card partnership and raising roughly $1.3 million, highlighting a shift toward utility-driven token sales. XRP is trading around $2.30–$2.40 after a 3–5% pullback, with compressed volatility and intraday swings suggesting a pending breakout or breakdown. Technical indicators — including a TD Sequential sell signal, trading below short-term EMAs, multiple rejections and a descending-triangle pattern — point to a bearish bias, with a break below $2.38–$2.40 potentially extending losses toward about $1.80. On-chain flows complicate the outlook: Ripple’s scheduled monthly unlock of 1 billion XRP and recent net outflows contrast with institutional accumulation into regulated vehicles (REX‑Osprey surpassed $100 million in a month). Market participants are watching the Ripple Swell conference and updated spot-XRP ETF filings from issuers such as Bitwise, VanEck and Canary, which could catalyze renewed buying or accelerate selling depending on approvals. Overall, Digitap underscores growing appetite for utility-focused presales while XRP remains event-driven and technically vulnerable despite rising ETF interest.