D’CENT Wallet has announced the launch of the third campaign in its seasonal Web3 initiative, Tap That Drop, featuring Taiko, an Ethereum Layer 2 protocol known for its based sequencing approach. The campaign began on May 27 and has already seen participation from tens of thousands of users across its first two rounds.
Developed by Korean blockchain security company IoTrust, D’CENT is widely recognized as a pioneer in the hardware wallet space. It introduced biometric authentication to the market in 2018 and has since expanded its global user base to more than 200 countries. The wallet supports more than 85 blockchain networks and 4,500 tokens. Now, D’CENT is evolving beyond secure storage, aiming to become a full-featured and intuitive Web3 platform that integrates portfolio tools, ecosystem discovery, and reward-based participation.
To support this shift, D’CENT launched Tap That Drop — the first seasonal quest campaign of its kind embedded in a wallet. Over several months, twelve blockchain projects will each run a two-week campaign featuring interactive quests, project-specific NFTs, and token-based rewards. Users who collect all twelve NFTs will qualify for a Mega Airdrop after season 1 ends. The 2024 edition received strong engagement from the Web3 community, with many participants highlighting the value of the rewards.The campaign has also served as a way for participating projects to introduce their ecosystems to new users and drive deeper interaction.
The format has already proven effective. The first round with Skate attracted more than 20,000 participants, with rewards fully claimed within few hours of launch. The second round with MAP Protocol saw even faster response, with all rewards claimed in less than two hours. Across both campaigns, biometric hardware wallet users received higher-tier rewards, and completing a quest unlocked access to wallet discounts — creating additional value for both new and existing users.
The third partner in the campaign is Taiko, an Ethereum-equivalent Layer 2 rollup focused on scalability without compromising decentralization. The protocol uses based sequencing for community-centric block production. Since its mainnet launch, where Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin proposed the first block, Taiko has been listed on Binance Alpha as one of the platform’s top ten traded tokens and has kicked off Trailblazers Season 5 with 10,000 TAIKO in liquidity rewards.
“We believe wallets are no longer just for holding crypto. They’re evolving into platforms for exploration and rewards,” said Sangsu Baek, CEO of IoTrust. “Through Tap That Drop and upcoming features like real-time portfolio tools, we’re building a new kind of user experience, where security and participation go hand in hand. That’s what sets D’CENT apart from other wallets in the space.”
The Taiko campaign within Tap That Drop begins on June 25 in the D’CENT app. Participants can complete quests, mint a Taiko-themed NFT from the Star Collection, and claim token-based rewards. Hardware wallet users will continue to receive higher reward tiers and access to exclusive discounts.
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Developed by IoTrust, D’CENT is the world’s first biometric hardware wallet, built with SE (Secure Element) & TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) technology to ensure bank-grade security for your digital assets.
But D’CENT goes beyond security. Unlike traditional wallets that simply store crypto, D’CENT empowers users to do more—unlocking rewards, accessing exclusive benefits, and seamlessly interacting with Web3 services. As the only wallet offering both hardware and software solutions, D’CENT provides the flexibility to secure, earn, and engage, all in one place.
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