Imagine a shiny little digital coin that popped onto the blockchain party last year, on May 16, 2024, and decided to call itself Notcoin. That’s right, folks, this shiny thing has just completed its very first chapter, celebrating like a Kardashian at a jewelry store—dripping in gold and achievements. Yarned as “The Golden Year,” it’s been a rollercoaster that even Spielberg might envy, with enough ups, downs, twists, and “what the hell am I doing here” moments to make your own midlife crisis seem tame.
According to a mysterious X post—because, of course, most of the great revelations happen on social media—this year has been long, crazy, rewarding, often beautiful, occasionally heartbreaking, and profoundly inspiring. Oh, and the tokens? A whopping 96% of them were handed over to the community after their grand Token Generation Event—so instead of the creators hogging all the fun, they decided to share the wealth. Cheers to decentralization, or maybe just good PR.
Then it got listed on all the big guns—Binance, Bybit, OKX—making it easier than ever for random folks to buy, sell, and pretend they know what they’re doing. Almost 42 million users earned the “NOT,” with each holding about $202 worth of digital magic, which, if you do the math, is just enough to maybe buy a few overpriced lattes or a secondhand scooter. The TON ecosystem, which fuels Notcoin’s wild ride, swelled from a modest 209,784 wallets to over 8 million—because why not? When it rains, it floods.
Blockchain data reveals that nearly 3 million people are now holding NOT, with 91% of tokens chilling right on the chain—probably enjoying a quiet, digital vacation. Meanwhile, a billion dollars traded in decentralized exchanges—that’s a lot of zeros, folks—while users raked in $220 million in rewards during Notcoin’s “tap-to-earn” phase. Talk about turning clicks into cash faster than you can say “digital hamster wheel.”
People played the game, earned their payouts, and spent like crypto rockstars—$86.3 million via Binance, $35.9 million through OKX, and $28 million via Bybit. Smaller rewards, called “drops,” handed out $24.1 million to 114,000 lucky users, who each got approximately $210—because nothing screams “wealth” like winning $210 during your morning scroll. Bonus points for Platinum and Gold members, who received an extra $11 million—talk about playing with house money. Early supporters also scored big—$15.6 million distributed through various campaigns, including a mysterious “Notcoin Explore” and some DOGS tokens, because who doesn’t love animals and digital currency in the same breath?
Supporting this crypto circus are communities like MyTonWallet and Getgems, who swear this project has given *nothing* but promises and, somehow, delivered everything. Now, the community eagerly awaits the next tricks up Notcoin’s sleeve—more initiatives, more rewards, and probably more confusing jargon. The feeling’s mutual: Notcoin says it cares most about its people—most likely because it’s quite fond of their enthusiasm, their money, and the fact that everyone is still pretending to understand Web3.
So, sit back, relax, and keep an eye out—because if history’s any guide, Notcoin’s about to turn heads, make some millionaires, and maybe even break a few hearts along the way. 🚀💸
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2025-05-17 17:40