🎟 NFT Vouchers: Notcoin’s Bold Pre-Market Experiment

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Before $NOT launched, some players converted gameplay points into NFT vouchers — essentially betting on the project’s future.

🔗 How It Worked

Players with at least 10M Notcoin points could mint vouchers via the Telegram bot, paying a small TON fee. Each voucher locked the right to claim 10,000 NOT (ratio 1000:1) once tokens officially launched. This bridged in-game progress with financial rights, creating a transparent link between playtime and token distribution.

💱 Trading Before TGE

Instead of waiting, users listed vouchers on GetGems, the leading NFT marketplace on TON. Prices varied: a 10M-point voucher traded around 75 TON (~$215), with peaks near 85 TON. Some larger 100M vouchers were listed above 5,500 TON, reflecting significant speculative interest. Altogether, nearly 800K vouchers were minted, driving about $26M in trading volume — ranking the collection fourth largest on TON.

✨ Why It Mattered

📈 Speculation Tool: Allowed users to bet on $NOT price before launch.

💧 Liquidity Creation: 20% of mint revenue fueled launch liquidity pools.

🔍 Fairness: Only active players could mint, ensuring distribution wasn’t skewed to VCs.

🔄 Transparency: A fixed 1000:1 conversion rate reduced tokenomics uncertainty.

✅ Conclusion

NFT vouchers turned Notcoin’s points into real, tradable assets, blending GameFi with DeFi in a way rarely seen. More than hype, it demonstrated how community effort, pre-market liquidity, and transparent mechanics can redefine fair token launches.

👉 Would you trade vouchers in future GameFi projects — or wait until tokens officially list?