🌐 Ownership as the Starting Line: The #Notcoin Statement.
Most projects treat community ownership as an afterthought. First come the insiders, then the seed investors, then months later, if the project survives — the public gets what’s left. Notcoin refused that playbook. It started where others finish: by putting ownership directly in the hands of its people.
The experiment began on TON as a tap-to-earn game, something so simple that millions of new users could join without friction. But what looked playful at first turned into one of the most significant token distribution models in crypto. When the dust settled, $220M in rewards had already been given back to players — not as a marketing stunt, but as the foundation of the token itself.
When $NOT launched, 96% of the supply was placed directly into community wallets. That single decision gave it one of the cleanest, fairest starting points of any modern token. Today, the impact is visible: over 2.8M wallets hold $NOT , with 61% of supply already living on-chain, making it one of the most broadly distributed tokens in the entire TON ecosystem.
Momentum didn’t stop there. Trading volume has already crossed $1B on DEXs, and with listings on Binance, Bybit, OKX, and 15+ other exchanges, $NOT has moved from being a game token to being a globally liquid asset.
The lesson is clear: ownership doesn’t need to be the finish line of a project. In Notcoin’s case, it was the starting line, and that’s why its community has built momentum that even the best marketing budgets can’t replicate.
