The crypto market has never been short of hotspots, but not every hotspot can leave a mark. Now, @The Notcoin Official has become the focus of the whole event: a token born from a Telegram game that has attracted tens of millions of users in a short period of time, with over 2.8M on-chain wallet addresses and a total Tap-to-Earn distribution of over 220 million dollars, while the daily trading volume on DEX once broke through 1 billion dollars.
Supporters believe that this is a true community revolution. Past token issuances have almost all been dominated by VCs and institutions, with ordinary users only able to take over in the secondary market. But $NOT is completely different: no private placements, no reservations, everyone can participate equally in the distribution. It makes 'decentralization' no longer just a slogan, but a visible fact backed by data.
However, there are also voices of doubt. Critics argue that Notcoin's gameplay resembles a game of 'passing the parcel': maintaining heat through constant clicks and community atmosphere, once growth slows, the price and consensus of the tokens will face the risk of decline. They compare $NOT to past Meme coins, believing it lacks long-term financial logic and application value.
The reality may lie somewhere in between. Notcoin has indeed brought an unprecedented user cold start, allowing millions of people to have on-chain assets for the first time, something that other projects find hard to replicate. However, whether it can transition from a 'phenomenon' to a 'long-term ecology' still requires time to verify.
No matter which side you stand on, it is undeniable that Notcoin has made the crypto industry rethink a core issue: Does the logic of token distribution have to rely on capital? Perhaps this is its most important value to the industry.
So, in your opinion, is Notcoin a real community revolution or just a fleeting crypto carnival?
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