After its February 2025 airdrop, TapSwap’s TAPS token listed at $0.00364, up 3.7% daily but down 29.33% over 30 days, showing volatility. Compared to Catizen and Hamster Kombat, which dropped over 70% post-airdrop, TapSwap’s performance is stronger, driven by its skill-based gaming and BNB Chain integration. Unlike StepN’s sharp decline, TapSwap’s staking and Binance partnerships offer potential stability. Its $1.02K trading volume is low, unlike Catizen’s higher liquidity at launch. To outperform competitors, TapSwap must leverage its 67 million users and Web3 gaming focus to maintain long-term value.