Notcoin in a Bull Market: Can It Replicate the Surge of Other Meme Coins?

#Notcoin ($NOT ) as the leading Meme coin in the TON ecosystem, rapidly gained attention in 2024 through its 'click mining' game and Telegram's 900 million user base. However, whether it can replicate the surge myth of Dogecoin or PEPE in a bull market still requires analysis from three aspects: market environment, token mechanism, and ecological support.

Market Environment and Narrative Potential

The explosion of Meme coins highly depends on market sentiment and social virality. In 2024, NOT surged 7 times within a week after being listed on Binance, with trading volume once surpassing BTC and ETH, indicating its short-term speculative heat. But unlike early Meme coins, NOT is backed by the TON ecosystem and has gamified application scenarios (such as NFT vouchers and DeFi interactions), which endows it with some 'practical narrative' that may weaken the volatility driven purely by speculation.

Token Economics and Community Drive

78% of NOT's tokens are allocated to community players, while 3% are released through exchanges, avoiding issues of whale manipulation, similar to the rising logic of 'fair launch' tokens like ORDI. However, the current full circulation of 102.7 billion tokens may limit price space and relies on continuous burning (2.34 billion tokens have been burned) or ecological use case expansion to offset selling pressure.

Long-term Support from the TON Ecosystem

The TON Foundation openly supports NOT and integrates it through Telegram to provide traffic entry. If NOT can deepen its connection with TON payment, NFT, and other scenarios, or transform from a Meme coin to a 'social finance' platform, its long-term value may surpass similar projects.

Conclusion @The Notcoin Official

NOT may benefit short-term from the rotation of the Meme sector, but replicating DOGE's thousand-fold increase requires breaking through the limitations of 'game tokens.' Investors should focus on the progress of the TON ecosystem and changes in market sentiment, while being wary of volatility risks under high circulation.