The vitality of Notcoin lies not in the activities themselves but in the speed of transforming 'attention economy' into 'capability economy.' The entry task is an invitation, the mid-range task is a training camp, and the deep task is a portfolio. There must be a visible slope between the three: allowing users to directly unlock the permissions or tools for the next step with the results of the previous stage, avoiding the fatigue of 'starting from scratch.' The specific approach is to structure the results into usable units, such as assets that can be called in other applications, templates that can be reused by others, and permission points that can trigger new gameplay. In this way, participation is no longer a one-time consumption, but a gradually thickening 'capability balance.'
To combat the decay of reward perception, focus on three design strategies. First, reduce the 'pure grinding' path, allowing some rewards to be determined by the quality of the work or collaborative contributions; second, introduce 'group-level goals,' where individual small contributions merge into large outcomes through division of labor and collaborative practice, thereby sharing visible milestones; third, provide creators with native toolchains and display windows so that excellent results can quickly gain dissemination and secondary use. Metrics should also be upgraded: look at the ratio of secondary use of results, the number of derivative gameplay initiated by users spontaneously, the scale and frequency of cross-group collaboration, and the 'half-life' of excellent works.
Anti-abuse and bots are also realities that must be faced. In governance, identify abnormal accounts by combining behavior sequences and social graphs, and ensure that the punishment strategy does not excessively harm newcomers; economically, reduce the weight of purely external circulation rewards and use 'usable results' as unlocking chips. The ideal Notcoin is a gentle and clear uphill path: first-time participants are not afraid, and those already involved do not become weary. Light and heavy are sewn together, and time and curiosity will remain.
