Cooperation in the Web3 industry often falls into the dilemma of 'vague agreements, disconnected rights and responsibilities' - cooperation between users and ecological projects relies heavily on temporary task binding, lacking clear rights and obligations agreements and long-term value guarantees: After completing cooperation tasks, if the project later flourishes, users cannot enjoy the profits; if the project breaches the contract, users also lack grounds for rights protection. Notcoin ($NOT), as the flagship token of the TON ecosystem, innovatively centers on 'behavioral cooperation contractization', breaking this deadlock: It transforms every effective cooperation behavior of 50 million public users into 'TON cooperation contract assets' that can be recorded on-chain, transferred across parties, and appreciate with cooperation results, turning 2.8 million on-chain holders from 'temporary cooperation parties' into 'contractual rights owners', not only building a trusted cooperation system for the TON ecosystem but also making user behavior the 'core certificate' for locking in long-term cooperation profits.
1. Cooperation contract confirmation: Ensuring that every cooperation has clear rights, responsibilities, and profit agreements
In traditional Web3 cooperation, 'verbal agreements' or 'task descriptions' are the norm - users help promote projects, only knowing 'complete 10 shares for $1000 NOT', but unclear about 'whether there is revenue sharing from subsequent user growth' or 'whether there are extra rewards for users retained for over a year from sharing'. Notcoin's breakthrough lies in creating a mandatory contracting mechanism for 'behavior-cooperation contracts': The 'TON cooperation contract asset' (based on TON chain smart contract NFTs) generated after users complete cooperative behaviors not only indicates 'current cooperation tasks', but also clearly defines 'long-term rights and responsibilities' in code - including profit sharing ratios from cooperation results, breach of contract compensation clauses, and rights transfer rules. After being recorded on the blockchain, it cannot be tampered with, providing 'decentralized legal protection' for the cooperation between users and ecological projects, truly achieving 'cooperation has agreements, profits have locks'.
This confirmation logic accurately covers all types of cooperation scenarios:
• Basic traffic cooperation contract (entry-level): Completing Telegram community sharing and guiding new users (with user retention over 30 days) generates a 'traffic cooperation contract', stipulating that 'within the next year, the user can receive a 1% share of the on-chain transaction fees generated by the guided users'. In Q3 2025, users holding this contract in 2024 earned an annual share worth 4 times the initial task reward due to an average of $500 in transaction fees generated by the guided users;
• Deep infrastructure cooperation contract (intermediate level): Completing TON chain node maintenance (with online rate over 99%) and providing continuous liquidity for DeFi (locked for over 12 months), generates an 'infrastructure cooperation contract' stipulating '5% of infrastructure profits distributed as dividends according to the contract holding amount, and if the project party terminates the cooperation early, they must compensate 3 times the contract value'. In 2025, a certain DeFi project terminated the cooperation early due to strategy adjustments, and users holding this contract received an average of 150,000 $NOT in compensation;
• Core strategic cooperation contract (expert level): Leading cross-scenario cooperation in the TON ecosystem (such as asset interconnection between GameFi and offline merchants) and providing data support for major ecological decisions (such as user growth strategy formulation), generating a 'strategic cooperation contract' that stipulates '3% of future revenues of the cooperative project for the next 3 years as dividends, and priority investment rights in the cooperative project'. In 2025, a certain cross-scenario cooperation project’s revenue exceeded $200 million, and the user of this contract received over 600,000 $NOT in dividends in one year.
This design of 'behavior equals contracting' has led to 83% of the 2.8 million on-chain holders actively choosing 'long-term cooperation contracts' rather than 'one-time tasks', extending the average duration of ecological cooperation from 1.2 months to 8.5 months, fundamentally changing the industry status of 'temporary cooperation, used and gone', securing stable cooperation resources for the TON ecosystem.
2. Cross-party contract transfer: Allowing a cooperation contract to activate value for multiple parties
Most Web3 cooperation contracts are 'binding' - users can only execute the cooperation contract signed with project A themselves. If they lack time to maintain it or have better resources, the contract value becomes idle. If the project party needs to change cooperation partners, they must re-initiate the cooperation, leading to inefficiency. Notcoin's professionalism lies in building a 'TON cooperation contract transfer market': Users can freely transfer, sublease, or pledge their cooperation contracts, realizing 'contracts follow resources, value follows capabilities', maximizing contract utilization efficiency.
The core of this transfer is 'smart contract automatic performance':
• Contract transfer: Users can list contracts for transfer on platforms like Ston.fi, Getgems, etc. Once transferred, all rights and responsibilities automatically transfer to the new holder, and the smart contract updates the on-chain records in real-time. In Q3 2025, a user transferred the 'strategic cooperation contract' for 2 million NOT to a professional cooperation team, which, leveraging resource advantages, increased the revenue of the corresponding cooperative project by another 50%, resulting in the new holder receiving 800,000 NOT in dividends in one year;
• Contract subleasing: If users are temporarily unable to execute the contract (e.g., node maintenance that requires continuous online presence), they can sublease the contract to others and receive rent (usually 20% of the contract's monthly revenue). A user subleases the 'infrastructure cooperation contract' to a node operation team, earning $30,000 in rent each month, while the team, due to professional operation, increases the contract's dividends by another 15%;
• Contract staking: Users can pledge their contracts to DeFi platforms to obtain NOT loans, with a staking rate of up to 70% of the contract value, and if the cooperative project’s dividends arrive, they will be prioritized for loan repayment. A user pledged the 'traffic cooperation contract' to obtain 500,000 NOT for participating in a new strategic cooperation, forming a value cycle of 'old contract pledge - new contract profit'.
As of August 2025, the cumulative trading volume of $NOT on DEX exceeds $1 billion, of which 70% comes from 'cooperation contract transfer-related transactions' (such as contract transfers, pledge settlements, rent payments) rather than pure token speculation. This circulation transforms cooperation contracts from 'personal idle assets' into 'ecological circulating resources', also increasing the cooperation efficiency of the TON ecosystem by 300%.
3. Contract appreciation closed loop: Ensuring cooperation contracts continue to appreciate with cooperation results
Notcoin's ultimate value lies in constructing a closed loop of 'behavioral contracting-cooperation execution-result landing-contract appreciation': User behavior generates cooperation contracts, contracts promote ecological projects to achieve traffic growth, infrastructure optimization, and strategic expansion. After cooperation results are realized, the dividend amount and circulation value of the contracts simultaneously increase; the appreciation of contracts attracts more users to participate in behavioral contracting, forming a positive cycle of 'the more successful the cooperation, the more valuable the contract; the more valuable the contract, the more proactive the cooperation'.
The operation of the closed loop has three core supports:
1. Contract value strongly bound to cooperation results: The circulation price of the 'infrastructure cooperation contract' rises in tandem with the growth of the TVL of the maintained infrastructure. For every 20% increase in TVL, the contract price rises by 18%; In 2025, a certain TON DeFi infrastructure's TVL increased from $200 million to $800 million, and the corresponding single contract price rose from 35,000 NOT to 120,400 NOT;
2. Contract dividends are linked to the project lifecycle: The dividend period of the 'strategic cooperation contract' is consistent with the lifecycle of the cooperative project. The longer the project lasts and the higher the revenue, the greater the total dividend. In 2025, a GameFi project that has been operating for three years saw its cumulative dividends from the cooperation contract users reach 10 times the initial contract value;
3. Scarce contract limited destruction: 8% of 'strategic cooperation contracts' are destroyed each year (only 92% of the newly added amount for that year is retained), and the dividend ratio of the remaining contracts increases by 6% after destruction. After the first destruction in 2025, the average monthly dividend amount of such contracts increased by 22%, and the circulation price rose by 25%.
This value appreciation logic makes cooperation contracts 'hard currency of the TON ecosystem': Users holding cooperation contracts experience an average appreciation of their $NOT assets over a one-year period of 380%, which is 7.2 times that of ordinary users, and 95% choose to hold long-term, hoping to gain more profits as the cooperative project grows - users no longer participate for short-term task rewards but to lock in cooperation dividends for the long term.
Conclusion: The 'contractual benchmark' for trusted cooperation in Web3
Notcoin's success fundamentally addresses the core pain point of Web3 - 'vague cooperation rights and responsibilities, difficult value locking' - it does not limit user cooperation to temporary tasks, but through cooperation contract confirmation, cross-party transfer, and value closed loops, ensures that every cooperation has clear agreements, every contract can appreciate with results, and users transform from 'temporary executors' to 'long-term rights owners'.
With the deep integration of the TON and Telegram ecosystems (such as the upcoming 'cross-platform cooperation contract signing feature'), Notcoin's cooperation contract system will cover a wider range of cooperation scenarios. For participants focused on the long-term value of Web3, Notcoin is not only a quality target in the TON ecosystem but also the key to capturing the 'trusted cooperation dividend' - it proves that the future cooperation in Web3 should not be 'the risk of verbal agreements', but rather a 'trusted win-win' where each cooperation party can lock in value and share results through contracts.
