I remember when I first started playing TapSwap, everyone was obsessed with finding these daily video codes. On August 15, 2024, there were two main codes - 'bag' and 'moon' - each gave 400,000 coins. It now seems funny, but back then it felt like a real way to earn before the token launch.

At that time, Bitcoin was bouncing around $60,000-$61,000, and the entire crypto scene was waiting. TapSwap promised to launch the TAPS token in Q3 2024. The game was everywhere - 60 million players, all entering these TapSwap codes hoping that accumulated coins would be worth something.

To enter codes, you had to open a bot on Telegram, go to the tasks section, find the movie section, and play a video. After watching, you enter the code and receive a reward. It seemed simple. But truly working codes were only two or three per day; the rest were just videos to watch.

Besides video codes, you could earn by completing tasks - subscribing to channels, watching videos, inviting friends. There were boosters like 'Click Guru' and 'Full Tank' that increased earnings per click. Many invested in upgrades like 'Multi-Tap' or 'Energy Limit,' but it was risky.

At the same time, some platforms started listing similar projects like Hamster Kombat, but TapSwap seemed more original. Everyone was waiting for the token to finally be released so they could convert coins into real crypto.

In the end, the launch was postponed to Q3 due to technical issues. Many people who collected these TapSwap codes daily never received what they hoped for. But it was an interesting experience - how a game can captivate millions by promising cryptocurrency.