I found that my mindset while playing Notcoin is very different from when I participated in other projects. In the past, I often focused on price fluctuations; I was happy when it rose and anxious when it fell, feeling completely bound by market emotions. But Notcoin has allowed me to experience another feeling: sometimes it's not just about making money, but it genuinely feels fun.
When I first played the click game, I had no expectations at all; I just found it interesting. Later, I learned that the official team had distributed over 220 million dollars in rewards. That moment was certainly joyful, but more importantly, the process made me feel the joy of participation.
Even today, I still habitually click for a while. It's not because I have to earn a certain amount, but because this action makes me feel relaxed. Watching the numbers on the screen increase little by little feels like watering a small plant. Even more wonderful is that I know there are millions of others around the world, like me, doing the same thing.
Sometimes in community groups, people talk about the $NOT they hold; some say they want to keep it long-term, some say they used it to buy things they like, and others say that clicking for a while each day is their way to relax. It was at that moment I realized that the charm of Notcoin lies in: it makes blockchain no longer just a cold investment tool, but a part of life.
So, when others ask me why I like Notcoin, my answer might be a bit unexpected—because it’s fun. Making money is certainly important, but that’s not the only meaning. Notcoin gives me a sense of relaxed and natural participation, just like the habit of scrolling through my phone updates every day.
Perhaps that’s why Notcoin has attracted 2.8 million on-chain holders. Because it allows everyone to find belonging in the fun, rather than just chasing profits.
