💎 Notcoin airdrop is bigger than ZkSync and LayerZero combined.
In the first 6 months after its public launch, Notcoin attracted more people to Web3 than any other project.
Without raising any funds, $NOT has been listed on Binance and reached a market cap of over $2.5 billion in just two weeks.
The $NOT airdrop distributed tokens to 11.5 million people with no locks or vesting. At the all-time high price, this equates to approximately $250 per user, for a total of $2.7 billion. Over 90% of the supply was distributed to the community for in-game mining, through launch pools and trading activities.
Notcoin had no investors, did not charge users in the game, and the airdrop was also free. Anyone was able to earn it during the mining phase. What started as "probably nothing" became a community phenomenon.
💎 Notcoin airdrop is bigger than ZkSync and LayerZero combined.
In the first 6 months after its public launch, Notcoin attracted more people to Web3 than any other project.
Without raising any funds, $NOT has been listed on Binance and reached a market cap of over $2.5 billion in just two weeks.
The $NOT airdrop distributed tokens to 11.5 million people with no locks or vesting. At the all-time high price, this equates to approximately $250 per user, for a total of $2.7 billion. Over 90% of the supply was distributed to the community for in-game mining, through launch pools and trading activities.
Notcoin had no investors, did not charge users in the game, and the airdrop was also free. Anyone was able to earn it during the mining phase. What started as "probably nothing" became a community phenomenon.
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