Notcoin (NOT): Why a Supply of 100 Billion Can Be a Strength and Risk in the Crypto World
Tokenomics often plays a decisive role in the success of a cryptocurrency project. One unique example is Notcoin (NOT), a token that has a total supply of over 102.7 billion units.
According to an analysis by Mattie_Ethan on Binance Square, this large supply is not just a surprising number, but a strategy deliberately designed to support a model of mass distribution and micro interactions.
Why is Notcoin's Supply So Large?
Notcoin started as a tap-to-earn game on Telegram, where users are rewarded for simple interactions like tapping the screen, inviting friends, or completing challenges. According to Mattie_Ethan's analysis, mechanisms like this require small payouts that still feel meaningful. If only 21 million tokens were available like Bitcoin (BTC), rewards in fractions would feel insignificant to players (for example, 0.0000001).
With billions of tokens in supply, Notcoin can reward 10 to 100 NOT per interaction, making the experience more tangible even though the actual fiat value is small. In addition to the psychological aspect, the large supply also allows for broader distribution, meaning it is not just controlled by a handful of “whales” but can be spread to millions of wallets.
