A Game That Turned Into Something Bigger


Notcoin didn’t start as a big crypto project with complicated charts or jargon. It began as a tiny game inside Telegram. All you had to do was tap a golden coin on your screen. Every tap gave you points, and the more you tapped, the richer you felt in the game.


But here’s the twist: those points weren’t just for fun. They turned into a real cryptocurrency called $NOT .


Why It Took Off


Think about it: no wallet setups, no tricky sign-ups. You open Telegram, start tapping, and suddenly you’re part of a global game. That’s why within months, tens of millions of people were playing it. Some just for fun, some curious about crypto, and others chasing the rewards.


Beyond Tapping


Eventually, the team behind Notcoin (a group called Open Builders, supported by the TON Foundation) realized people wanted more. So, they introduced quests:

  • Try out a new Web3 app.

  • Join a campaign.

  • Complete a challenge.

And instead of just tapping, players could now earn by exploring the wider blockchain world.


The Token Side

  • Max Supply: 102.7 billion $NOT.

  • Most of it went to the community (nearly 80%).

  • Exchanges like Binance, OKX, and KuCoin listed it in May 2024, which gave the coin a serious boost.


Why People Stick Around

It’s simple:

  • It’s fun.

  • It’s inside Telegram, so it feels natural.

  • It doesn’t ask you to be a crypto expert.

  • And it rewards curiosity — the more you explore, the more you earn.


What’s Next?


Notcoin isn’t just a tap game anymore. The vision is to become a Web3 playground inside Telegram: mini-games, quests, social features, and direct access to TON apps. In short, Notcoin is trying to turn crypto from something intimidating into something playful.


In one line: Notcoin started as a silly tapping game — and now it’s quietly onboarding millions of people into Web3 without them even realizing it.

@The Notcoin Official #Notcoin $NOT