Notcoin (NOT): What Holding It Means

Notcoin (NOT) is a token on The Open Network (TON), associated with a Telegram tap-to-earn game. The game helped introduce users to Web3, but holding NOT is different from earning or tapping in the game: you own a crypto asset whose value can rise or fall. The project description identifies its onboarding and game connection; it does not establish that simply holding NOT guarantees access to a service, rewards, voting rights or income. Check the current Notcoin project channels and the terms of any game feature before relying on a particular use. If you are considering NOT, treat it as a speculative gaming and meme token, not as a promise of future earnings. You can hold it without using the game, but that does not remove the risks of price swings or loss.

NOT is issued on TON; it is not described as a native token of another blockchain. To receive or transfer it, use a wallet that supports TON tokens and confirm that the asset is the genuine Notcoin token before sending funds. A token shown under the same name on another network may be unrelated or counterfeit. Exchange support can vary, so check which network an exchange uses for deposits and withdrawals. Sending NOT through the wrong network, or to an address that cannot receive TON assets, can result in an unrecoverable loss. TON transaction fees are paid separately from the token balance, typically in the network’s native currency. Check the fee and destination address before confirming a transfer; a wallet’s display of a token alone does not prove that a particular game or service currently accepts it.

As of 2026-11-08, about 99.43 billion NOT were circulating, against a total supply of about 102.45 billion and a stated maximum of about 102.46 billion. These are token counts, not a measure of what your holdings will be worth; prices and market values change constantly. On that date, NOT was trading at about $0.00032, with a market capitalization of about $31.8 million. These figures are a snapshot, not a forecast. The reported all-time high was about $0.02836 on 2024-06-02, and the reported low was about $0.000314 on 2026-11-05. The gap between those points illustrates how sharply the token’s market price can move. Check a current market quote and the circulating supply before making a decision, and do not assume that a past price will return.

For self-custody, keep NOT in a TON-compatible wallet and protect the recovery phrase offline. Never share that phrase or enter it into a website, message or app because someone claims they need it to release tokens or verify your wallet. A legitimate wallet connection should not require you to disclose your recovery phrase. Consider a hardware wallet if it supports the TON assets you hold, and test a small transfer before moving a larger balance to a new address. Keep your device and wallet software updated, check the full recipient address, and be cautious with token approvals and links promoted in chats. If you hold NOT on an exchange, the exchange controls the keys and access depends on its account security and withdrawal rules. Self-custody gives you control, but also makes you responsible for safeguarding access; a lost phrase or mistaken transfer may not be recoverable.

NOT carries the risks of a volatile crypto asset, with added exposure to interest in a game and the wider TON ecosystem. Its price can fall substantially, and a token’s past high does not show what it will be worth later. Game activity or community attention may not translate into durable demand for the token. You also face practical risks: fake tokens, phishing messages, compromised wallets, incorrect network selection and exchange outages or withdrawal limits. Before using NOT in a game or another service, verify that the feature is currently available and understand any rules or costs. Do not put in money you cannot afford to lose, and avoid treating play-to-earn language as guaranteed income. If you cannot explain how you would store, transfer and eventually use or sell your tokens, pause before committing funds.