I remember the first time I clicked on @Daily Notcoin that page, I didn't take it seriously at all — it was just a 'screen tapping game to win tokens', right? At that time, I thought Web3 was 'wallets are so troublesome, contracts are incomprehensible', and I always felt this circle was not related to ordinary people. But thinking 'it doesn't cost anything to click a few times', I spent a few minutes each day tapping the 'Notcoin' icon jumping around on the screen, watching my $NOT in my account gradually increase, like collecting candy wrappers, purely for fun.
Who would have thought that this 'one click' action gradually became my first lesson in entering the crypto circle.
I played for about a month, and when I casually clicked into the community data of #Notcion , I discovered such great power hidden behind this 'mini-game'. Just relying on the simple trick of 'click to win rewards', it has distributed over $220 million in $NOT to players worldwide — this isn't just an airdrop gimmick, it's genuine rewards accumulated by everyone clicking and tapping; it turns out that every click creates value. What surprised me even more was the on-chain data: 2.8 million real users hold it, which means that ordinary players like me are all part of this ecosystem; moreover, 61% of the tokens are in on-chain wallets, not tightly held by any central team. This feeling of 'giving power to users' is much more substantial than the pretty words in white papers.
Later, when $NOT was listed on exchanges, I truly understood how popular it was. On the day the trading volume on DEX surpassed $1 billion, I specifically went to check the data, and as I looked at the densely packed trading records on the K-line chart, I suddenly realized: we 'screen-tapping people' have really pushed a token that jumped out of a game onto the global crypto market stage. What's even more remarkable is that it was listed on major platforms like Binance, Bybit, and OKX without forgetting its roots — 96% of the tokens were distributed to users, and you could hardly see the shadow of capital secretly hoarding, waiting to exploit retail investors. This kind of 'not playing tricks', in the chaotic crypto circle, is really like a breath of fresh air in the stock market.
Looking back now, #Notcoin is no longer just a token to me. Through it, I first understood that 'wallet address' is not garbled text, and 'on-chain transfers' aren't so scary; it was my first time operating on the TON blockchain, and I realized that Web3 can actually be this simple and interesting — no need to memorize private keys or recovery phrases, no need to study complex contracts, just a simple game action opened the door for me to the decentralized world.
Now, the $NOT in my wallet isn't much, but every time I open my wallet and see it, I feel a special connection. This is not just a cold number; it is a testament to my transformation from a 'crypto newbie' to a 'real player' — it turns out that a simple game can truly plant a seed of Web3; it turns out that every small action of ordinary people can also be the driving force pushing this industry forward.
I pondered that this is probably what makes Notcoin so special: it doesn't spin any high-tech stories, but simply tells us: the protagonist of Web3 should always be every ordinary person willing to 'click once'.