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Arguably Notcoin performed impressively following its token launch, becoming one of the leading cryptocurrencies. This has trigged a surge of interest in the development and mining activities related to the Telegram App. With the success of Notcoin attracting both experienced investors and newcomers, there are now exciting new Telegram mining mini apps gaining attention.

That's true Because of the success of NotCoin there are now more than 10 telegram tapping mining, two of the popular ones are Hampster with 43 million members on their community, and Pixeltabs 8.9 million members, Hampster based on Cointelegram they are going for Guinness record. Hamster Kombat destined for Guinness World Record? but with that huge number of participants, they will be disappointed because the allocation for the airdrop is only 20% of the 10 billion total supply, and with millions of members I doubt if the distributions will satisfy the majority of the mining participants

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I'm curious about the future prospects of Notcoin and whether the project team has strategies to maintain the engagement of investors and enthusiasts. Will there be more innovations to keep the excitement alive for Notcoin supporters, or will they simply fade it and move to the latest Telegram Mining App tokens?
Volume and the number of exchanges are growing the developer has a good roadmap which is
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Notcoin aims to become a leading player in the GameFi market by leveraging the robust infrastructure of the TON blockchain. The long-term vision includes expanding its user base and fostering a vibrant community-driven ecosystem. The project plans to innovate continuously, introducing new games and applications that utilize the NOT token
https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/8894765275657

If they can fulfill what's on their roadmap they have very good potential in the market, Notcoin is still worth adding to one's portfolio but every coin or token has a risk attach to it so always keep updated.
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I'm curious about the future prospects of Notcoin and whether the project team has strategies to maintain the engagement of investors and enthusiasts. Will there be more innovations to keep the excitement alive for Notcoin supporters, or will they simply fade it and move to the latest Telegram Mining App tokens?

Yes, further innovations will be released shortly, and they will still be tied to the Notcoin and Telegram minigimes. I expect there to be another incentive, such like tap-drop. The Notcoin community will not abandon this project; nevertheless, there is no certainty that mining other tokens will yield reasonable returns.
Notcoin is listed on the major trading websites. I see no reason for them to leave the notcoin community. There may be more Telegram minigames to emerge that employ notcoin as their primary currency.

As an official Telegram partner, notcoin will continue to exist as the primary currency for Telegram mini games.
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Arguably Notcoin performed impressively following its token launch, becoming one of the leading cryptocurrencies. This has trigged a surge of interest in the development and mining activities related to the Telegram App. With the success of Notcoin attracting both experienced investors and newcomers, there are now exciting new Telegram mining mini apps gaining attention.

I'm curious about the future prospects of Notcoin and whether the project team has strategies to maintain the engagement of investors and enthusiasts. Will there be more innovations to keep the excitement alive for Notcoin supporters, or will they simply fade it and move to the latest Telegram Mining App tokens?

I think the better word is tap-to-earn and I believe Hamster Kombat might redefine this new ecosystem because it reminds me of a scenario that depicts a Hamsters' revolution that could rival the traditionally rich in the society. I'll say we wait and see the aftermath of its listing after the premarket trading mirroring the trend of Notcoin launch.

I think there will be innovations. We've seen the Notcoin team burn millions of NOT tokens recently. The community is also enthusiastic, so I'll say there's potential. And OP is talking about Notcoin and not Hamster, even though they're in a similar genre or ecosystem. I've also seen platforms like Bitget roll out rewarding initiatives for their users where they complete tasks and get NOT. That shows the project's growing popularity in this space.
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Rather, it's just a form of marketing that the project developer launches to attract community interaction.

Interesting, and even more interesting if it got listed onto an exchange... and not a small one.

I'm really amused by the confusion and exaggeration with these types of projects in space.

I said from start I don't know the coin. It was clear - I hope - that I've made my analogy with Pi. It looks I've got some thing wrong (user data gathering), apologies for that. Still some things remain: it's not mining and it's not really a coin with actual utility. Still, as long as people hope they can earn off it, it can live.
Just then the lifespan* may be even shorter than for the user-data-gathering coins. It all depends on when the speculators get bored of it/find something better or - more important - when the exchange decides to delist it (it has happened for many coins, with huge impact)


* maybe I should better have been saying "the lifespan when it produces profit" though

Notcoin is way different than PI.
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Arguably Notcoin performed impressively following its token launch, becoming one of the leading cryptocurrencies. This has trigged a surge of interest in the development and mining activities related to the Telegram App. With the success of Notcoin attracting both experienced investors and newcomers, there are now exciting new Telegram mining mini apps gaining attention.

I'm curious about the future prospects of Notcoin and whether the project team has strategies to maintain the engagement of investors and enthusiasts. Will there be more innovations to keep the excitement alive for Notcoin supporters, or will they simply fade it and move to the latest Telegram Mining App tokens?

I think the better word is tap-to-earn and I believe Hamster Kombat might redefine this new ecosystem because it reminds me of a scenario that depicts a Hamsters' revolution that could rival the traditionally rich in the society. I'll say we wait and see the aftermath of its listing after the premarket trading mirroring the trend of Notcoin launch.
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There have been a surge in the trend of tap coins that are mostly run of the telegram bots and users earn those coins through playing those games or tapping to earn, alot have become of it but in my opinion those memecoins doesn't have long term potentials, even notcoin that did very well in the beginning is now falling up in value lately.
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I think this new form of advertising has worked very well and many people from all over the world have become interested in it. But about the future of these coins like Notcoin. A project like Notcoin will remain successful only if it continues its marketing and is constantly developing so that people are not disappointed with this project.
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The NotCoin project managed to gain significant attention from Telegram users, investors, and even the CEO of Telegram itself invested and is holding a large quantity of NotCoin, despite starting with minimal spending on advertising. This thing began as a simple game where users could earn points by only clicking, accompanied by a simple roadmap for future developments. NotCoin wasn't the first coin in the TON ecosystem; there were already several coins related to exchanges and other games before it.

However, the project marketing team showed us a clever strategies that attracted many investors. Their decision to list the coin on Binance and other exchanges played a good role in their success. Looking ahead, the project seems focused on remaining a viable coin within Telegram, facilitating easy exchange, trading, and purchases within various Telegram games and casinos. I don’t see anything else for this project to gain more attention, I sold my coins and took the profits, I don’t believe I will ever invest in this coins other than doing transactions inside Telegram.
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Rather, it's just a form of marketing that the project developer launches to attract community interaction.

Interesting, and even more interesting if it got listed onto an exchange... and not a small one.

I'm really amused by the confusion and exaggeration with these types of projects in space.

I said from start I don't know the coin. It was clear - I hope - that I've made my analogy with Pi. It looks I've got some thing wrong (user data gathering), apologies for that. Still some things remain: it's not mining and it's not really a coin with actual utility. Still, as long as people hope they can earn off it, it can live.
Just then the lifespan* may be even shorter than for the user-data-gathering coins. It all depends on when the speculators get bored of it/find something better or - more important - when the exchange decides to delist it (it has happened for many coins, with huge impact)


* maybe I should better have been saying "the lifespan when it produces profit" though
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Mining? I don't know that coin, but I highly doubt it's mining, because for mining you need to use processor, hence more electricity. An app that runs on a phone, for example, will not do real mining because it would drain the battery too fast and you'd uninstall it in the second day.

This being said, I expect that such "coins" would rely mostly on gathering data about the users, maybe sell it, maybe give back some cents to the community, usually as a reward for even more personal data, see Pi Network, or how it's called.

Its future? As long as there are enough desperate people who give out all their info for mere nothing, this can work. If ever people get conscious on how dangerous is to give out their info to random thirrd party, this will will end. But not too soon, I guess.

Rather, it's just a form of marketing that the project developer launches to attract community interaction. I'm really amused by the confusion and exaggeration with these types of projects in space. But don't worry too much because they always have opportunities/risks for the participants. However, for projects approaching this type of format, it is just a marketing ploy exaggerated by NOTCOIN. Or in another way, the interest in TON and this has also been clearly seen in many other ecosystems in the past in terms of being given a new form to attract the attention of the community.
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Mining? I don't know that coin, but I highly doubt it's mining, because for mining you need to use processor, hence more electricity. An app that runs on a phone, for example, will not do real mining because it would drain the battery too fast and you'd uninstall it in the second day.
Notcoin was the project launched on Telegram that rewards its users with the not token, as they are required to be tapping on their screen and earning some of those coins.
 
It was like a joke to many until Notcoin finally had a launchpad on Binance and got the coin listed, which brought about the popularity of all these tapping projects on Telegram, and they refer to it as minning instead of airdrop as it was supposed to be addressed.
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Mining? I don't know that coin, but I highly doubt it's mining, because for mining you need to use processor, hence more electricity. An app that runs on a phone, for example, will not do real mining because it would drain the battery too fast and you'd uninstall it in the second day.

This being said, I expect that such "coins" would rely mostly on gathering data about the users, maybe sell it, maybe give back some cents to the community, usually as a reward for even more personal data, see Pi Network, or how it's called.

Its future? As long as there are enough desperate people who give out all their info for mere nothing, this can work. If ever people get conscious on how dangerous is to give out their info to random thirrd party, this will will end. But not too soon, I guess.



LE: I've grayed out some of my initial comment, where I was wrong. I didn't delete it, since there were comments on that later on. I will just add that as long as it doesn't have real PoW I don't expect it bring long time profit. And the future depends a lot on its use in the limited ecosystem and how long it remains listed at major exchange(s).
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Arguably Notcoin performed impressively following its token launch, becoming one of the leading cryptocurrencies. This has trigged a surge of interest in the development and mining activities related to the Telegram App. With the success of Notcoin attracting both experienced investors and newcomers, there are now exciting new Telegram mining mini apps gaining attention.

I'm curious about the future prospects of Notcoin and whether the project team has strategies to maintain the engagement of investors and enthusiasts. Will there be more innovations to keep the excitement alive for Notcoin supporters, or will they simply fade it and move to the latest Telegram Mining App tokens?
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