When I think about Notcoin, the risks are as important as the hype. One of the biggest ones is the unlock schedule. Different listings point to token releases stretching from 2025 all the way to 2029. That’s a long time. And here’s the reality: if demand doesn’t grow as fast as new supply hits the market, the price will bleed even if the mechanics are totally “fair.”
Then there’s the Telegram effect. You and I have both seen how fast virality can spike and fade. What’s trending in one month can be forgotten the next. For Notcoin to avoid that, it needs constant fuel—new features, contests, or crossovers that keep people tapping and talking.
And don’t forget the meme factor. Tokens in this class live or die on cultural stickiness. The way forward is pretty clear: ship updates often, push cross-app integrations, and let the community drive tone and momentum. Without that, the loop stalls.
Yes, macro headlines help. Big TON news, #Notcoin updates, or a fresh exchange listing can create short-term excitement. But those are gusts of wind, not a real long-term strategy.
My take
Risk isn’t a bug here. It’s the cost of playing in the mass-market arena. Either the team and community keep shipping into the wind, or the project risks drifting into irrelevance. With Notcoin, you don’t get safety—you get scale if the loop holds, and churn if it doesn’t.