@The Notcoin Official This is really not a simple mini-game. Just looking at its on-chain data, you can understand why it is an “entry platform that can help other projects attract users”:
There are 2.8 million people holding its tokens on-chain $NOT
61% of its tokens are circulating on-chain, not held by the platform itself;
- In decentralized exchanges (DEX), its total trading volume has exceeded 1 billion USD.
What do these data indicate? It is not relying on the platform to unilaterally issue tokens to attract attention, but rather it has firmly kept both users and traffic on the blockchain, where every step can be traced, not just empty traffic.
Take a concrete example: In 2024, the TON ecosystem held an event, and Notcoin attracted over 500,000 new users in a short period through its task entry. More importantly, these users didn’t just come to join the fun; most of them ultimately downloaded the blockchain wallet and experienced other related applications—essentially, Notcoin helped turn ‘bystanders’ into real users for the entire ecosystem.
This is the most special aspect of Notcoin: it has transformed the task of ‘helping projects attract new users’ into a reliable, repeatable model. In the past, when new projects were just starting, they might have to spend a lot of money on advertising and activities, and still not achieve results. But in the future? Perhaps any new project looking for a cold start will first think not of advertising but of collaborating directly with Notcoin—using its entry point, they can easily reach a large number of potential users.