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@The Notcoin Official #Notcoi $NOT
Notcoin has redefined how gaming and blockchain can come together by creating one of the simplest yet most engaging play-to-earn experiences in Web3. Integrated directly inside Telegram, it allowed users to “mine” Notcoin by tapping an animated coin in chat, instantly making crypto accessible to millions of new players worldwide.
Created by the Open Builders community and supported by the TON Foundation, Notcoin quickly rose to become TON’s flagship token by community reach and ownership. Its success is driven by a fair and community-first token model. Over $220M has already been distributed to players via tap-to-earn, giving real value back to users who built the ecosystem from day one.
The numbers behind Notcoin are impressive. Today, it boasts more than 2.8M on-chain holders, with 61% of its supply already active on chain. Trading activity has surpassed $1B in DEX volume, highlighting strong adoption and liquidity.
The Token Generation Event (TGE) was a historic launch with $NOT being listed on Binance, Bybit, OKX, and 15+ other exchanges. Importantly, 96% of the token supply went directly to the community, making it one of the fairest and most decentralized distributions in the crypto industry.
Notcoin is more than just a tap-to-earn game—it is a gateway into Web3 for millions of people. By blending gaming, community ownership, and simple onboarding, $NOT has created a model for how blockchain projects can achieve mainstream adoption. It proves that crypto can be fun, accessible, and rewarding while building real value for its community.

TL;DR (quick facts)

Total reward pool: $150,000 in NOT tokens.
Reward split: 70% ($105,000) allocated to the top 300 creators on the Notcoin Project Leaderboard; 30% ($45,000) shared among all other eligible participants who complete all tasks.
How to qualify for the Leaderboard: complete Task 1 and Task 2, plus one of Task 3, 4, or 5. To be eligible for the reward pool you must also complete Task 6 (X/Twitter content). Task 6 does NOT affect your rank — it grants reward eligibility only.
Distribution: Rewards will be distributed within 14 days after the campaign end date, via the platform’s Reward Hub.

1) Campaign overview & context

Notcoin (NOT) is a social / tap-to-earn project on the TON blockchain that grew large through a Telegram game mechanic and community incentives. Projects like Notcoin frequently run creator campaigns on social platforms (here: Binance Square’s CreatorPad) to reward content creators for awareness and engagement. This particular campaign is run on Binance Square / CreatorPad and aims to reward verified creators who make original content about Notcoin and complete platform tasks.

2) Official activity window & where it runs

The campaign is hosted on Binance Square → CreatorPad (the campaign announcement and CreatorPad landing page contain the tasks and eligibility rules). Activity dates are shown on the CreatorPad listing (check the CreatorPad campaign page for exact start/end times per your timezone). The Binance support announcement lists the activity period and details.

3) The tasks — step-by-step (what most creators need to do)

The campaign wording across the announcement posts describes a combination of content, follows, and social sharing tasks. Below I synthesize the typical/explicit tasks listed in the official campaign posts and accompanying ‘how to’ articles.

Core tasks (required to rank on the Notcoin Leaderboard):

Task 1 — Post original content on Binance Square: publish an original post (minimum characters specified on the CreatorPad task — usually ≥100 characters) about Notcoin using the required hashtag and tag (e.g., #Notcoi and tagging @The Notcoin Official). Posts should be authentic, add value (analysis, experience, screenshots), and follow the platform’s content rules.
Task 2 — Post matching content on X (Twitter): post an original tweet about Notcoin (again follow the length and tagging/hashtag requirements specified). These two posts (Square + X) typically form the baseline for qualifying.
Plus one of Task 3 / 4 / 5 — additional qualifying actions: these are usually optional content or engagement tasks such as: sharing a video, creating a thread, posting on another social channel, or joining/following community channels. The exact options are displayed on the CreatorPad campaign detail page — pick any one to complete the leaderboard requirements.

Extra eligibility task (Task 6 — required to receive reward but not rank):
6. Task 6 — Post X content (the official announcement says an “additional X content task”): completing this makes you eligible for the reward pool (the $45k shared among all eligible participants) — but it does not add to your rank on the leaderboard. In other words: complete Task 6 to be included in the reward split, even if it doesn’t boost your leaderboard position.

Note: always read the exact CreatorPad task text (it may include precise wording, minimum lengths, required tags/handles, and whether screenshots or links must be submitted). The platform enforces the format strictly.

4) How ranking & reward allocation work

Leaderboard ranking: the top 300 creators on the Notcoin Project Leaderboard earn a proportional share of the 70% reward pool ($105,000). Typically this proportional payout is determined by each creator’s mindshare (engagement metrics or a points system described on CreatorPad): e.g., a creator’s share = (their mindshare points / total mindshare points of top 300) × 70% pool. The campaign posts explicitly mention mindshare-based distribution for the top creators.
All eligible participants: the remaining 30% ($45,000) is split equally among all eligible participants who completed all required tasks (including Task 6). That means even if you’re not in the top 300, completing everything still gives you a proportional, equal share of the $45k bucket.
Distribution timing: official posts state distribution within 14 days after the campaign end via the Reward Hub on the platform. Ensure your account is verified and you meet KYC/platform rules so the reward can be delivered.

5) Practical step-by-step: how to complete tasks (templates + checklist)

Before you start

Make sure your Binance account and Binance Square/CreatorPad profile are verified according to the campaign rules. Many CreatorPad campaigns require identity verification and verified creator status.
Read the CreatorPad campaign page in full — it will list the exact text you must include (hashtags, tags, minimum characters) and the activity window.

Checklist

Draft a Square post ≥ required characters; include #Notcoi , tag @The Notcoin Official, add value (why Notcoin matters, your experience, screenshots). Submit via CreatorPad task.
Create matching X (Twitter) post with required hashtag/tag and submit proof (link) if CreatorPad asks for a link or screenshot.
Complete one additional qualifying task (video, thread, or the alternative tasks listed). Submit proof where required.
Complete Task 6 (additional X content) so you become eligible for the reward pool even if it won’t increase your rank. Submit as required.

Sample post template (adapt, don’t copy word-for-word):

“Notcoin is one of the most user-friendly ways I’ve seen to introduce people to Web3 — an accessible tap-to-earn game on Telegram built on TON. I liked how the community mechanics encourage daily participation. Here’s how I’m using it and why it matters: [short personal insight]. #Notcoi @The otcoinOfficial”

(Then attach a screenshot or link if required.)

6) Wallets, claiming & token handling (practical tips)

Notcoin is tied to the TON ecosystem; guides and explainers recommend using a TON-compatible wallet if you’ll be receiving or handling NOT tokens. Some Notcoin distributions and games use a Telegram wallet integration or connect to external TON wallets. Confirm on the CreatorPad / reward pages which wallet/address you must provide.
Keep your wallet address and platform account details consistent across submissions to avoid reward delivery errors. Many reward programs revoke or disqualify mismatched or suspicious submissions.

7) Maximizing your rank — tips that actually help

(These are practical, platform-agnostic tips based on how CreatorPad campaigns and social leaderboards work.)

Quality > quantity: original, informative content that sparks engagement (comments, likes, reshares) typically improves “mindshare” more than generic posts. Use insights, screenshots, short demo videos.
Time your posts early in the campaign window — you get more time to gather engagement. (Platform engagement often contributes to leaderboard scoring.)
Encourage interaction: ask readers to comment with experiences, questions, or a poll. Engagement signals matter.
Cross-promote responsibly: share the Square post link on X and in community groups (if allowed) to boost visibility — but follow campaign rules about cross-posting or duplicate content.
Follow the exact hashtag & tag requirements — failing to include the precise tag/hashtag is a common reason for disqualification.

8) Common pitfalls & how to avoid them

Not following exact required text/format: CreatorPad campaigns often require exact wording, hashtags, or minimum lengths — check the task text.
Unverified accounts: rewards often require verified accounts and KYC; ensure everything is verified before the campaign ends.
Using bots or inorganic engagement: this can lead to disqualification. Campaigns reserve the right to revoke rewards in cases of “mischievous behavior”.
Missing Task 6: remember Task 6 is required to be eligible for the reward pool even though it doesn’t add to rank.

9) Example calculation (how top-300 split might work)

The campaign states the top 300 share 70% proportionally by mindshare. Example (illustrative only):

Suppose top-300 combined mindshare points = 1,000,000 points.
If you (creator A) have 5,000 points → your share = 5,000 / 1,000,000 = 0.005 = 0.5% of the $105,000 top pool → $525 worth of NOT (converted into NOT at the campaign’s token valuation at distribution).

This example demonstrates why increasing mindshare (engagement and quality) matters — small differences in points can change payouts notably. (Refer to the CreatorPad page for exact scoring rules.)

10) Where to follow up & get authoritative confirmations

The CreatorPad campaign page and the Binance Square announcement are the canonical sources for the task list, the activity window, and distribution timing. Always check those pages for official clarifications and updates.
For broader Notcoin info, community guides and TON-wallet articles explain how to hold and manage NOT tokens and how Notcoin has been distributed historically via Telegram. Useful explainer sources include CoinMarketCap Academy, BitDegree, and major exchange or exchange-blog posts.

11) FAQ (short)

Q: Do I need to have held NOT before participating?

A: No — this is a creator campaign to reward content creators. However, Wallet/KYC verification may be required for receiving rewards. Check CreatorPad rules.

Q: If I complete Tasks 1–5 but not Task 6, do I receive anything?

A: Official rules say Task 6 is required to qualify for the reward pool; not completing Task 6 generally makes you ineligible for the $45k shared pool. Task 6 doesn’t help ranking.

Q: When will tokens arrive?

A: The announcement says within 14 days after campaign end via the Reward Hub; distribution mechanics (token vs. USD value, on-chain transfers, etc.) will be posted in the Reward Hub / CreatorPad.

12) Final checklist before submitting

[ ] Account verified on Binance/CreatorPad per campaign requirements.
[ ] Compose original Square post ≥ minimum characters; include required hashtag and tag.
[ ] Post the matching X/Twitter content with required hashtag/tag and save a permalink or screenshot.
[ ] Complete one of Task 3/4/5 (as listed) and save proof.
[ ] Complete Task 6 (additional X content) so you are eligible for the shared reward pool.
[ ] Avoid spam/bot tactics; follow community rules.

13) Sources I used (key pages)

Binance Square CreatorPad announcement(s) and campaign posts (campaign page, Square posts explaining tasks and distribution).
Binance Square post summarizing the Notcoin reward details.
Guides and explainers about Notcoin, token handling, and Earn programs (CoinMarketCap Academy, BitDegree guides, Bitfinex blog). These helped build context on token handling and community mechanics.

Closing notes — quick advice

Read the CreatorPad task text word-for-word — that text controls eligibility. Official posts on Binance Square are binding.
Document everything — keep screenshots/permalinks to every post you submit; many reward hubs require evidence.
Play fair — campaigns often disqualify accounts using inorganic engagement.

If you want, I can:

Draft three ready-to-post examples (one short, one medium, one long) tailored to Square and matching X posts that comply with typical CreatorPad wording (I’ll include the required hashtags & tags).
Create a step-by-step submission checklist formatted as a release-ready document you can copy/paste into your team’s workflow.
Or extract the exact task wording from the live CreatorPad page (I can fetch the precise text and paste it here).

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