Notcoin airdropNOT

What qualified participants did

1. Played the Notcoin clicker mini app in Telegram during the mining phase.
2. Opened the same mini app after the token launched on TON to see the claim screen.
3. Claimed the balance inside the app before the window closed.
4. Moved the tokens to a self-custody TON wallet or an exchange, or staked them in the app.

Where things stand

Notcoin began as a tap-to-earn game inside Telegram and moved to a token on the TON blockchain in May 2024. Players had been accumulating an in-app balance for months, and the token launch converted that balance into NOT for those who claimed. According to Decrypt, the claim window ended on Sunday 16 June 2024, a month after launch, so there is no open claim for this airdrop.

The official site, notcoin.org, now shows a token dashboard with a burn counter rather than an airdrop page. It lists about 210 million NOT from unclaimed Notcoin Clicker balances among the burn sources, together with smaller amounts from the Explore feature and donations. It also links to a whitepaper dated 9 September 2025.

We could not open an official post that restates the claim terms, the share of supply or the snapshot. Those details are therefore left as not announced on this page. The only dated detail we cite for the claim period comes from the Decrypt report, and it is labelled that way.

How eligibility worked

Eligibility was based on playing. Players from the early "mining phase" could claim tokens through the Telegram mini app, and the claimed tokens could then be withdrawn to a wallet, sent to an exchange or staked inside Notcoin. The game required no capital, only time, which is why the user base grew to millions of accounts.

We did not find an official description of the conversion formula between in-game coins and NOT. Reports around launch described a large user base, but we have not verified specific counts from an official page, so we do not quote them here.

Because the entry barrier was only an account, bot farms were a concern for the project. We found no official document that describes the Sybil filtering used, so it would be speculation to describe it. What is documented is the outcome: unclaimed balances were not kept, and the project states that they were burned.

• Qualifying action: play in the Telegram mini app during the mining phase.
• Delivery: claim inside the same mini app, no separate website.
• Unclaimed balances: partly funded development and partly burned, per the developer statement reported by Decrypt.

Risks and red flags

Telegram-based projects are a favourite target for impersonators. Fake bots and channels used the Notcoin name to ask for wallet connections or small "activation" payments. A legitimate claim happened inside the official mini app, and the project has no open claim today, so any bot offering one now is not real.

Do not share a seed phrase with any bot or support account. Wallet addresses for TON should be copied from your own wallet, not from a chat message, and any request to approve a transaction you do not understand should be declined.

Also treat price predictions after the claim period with caution. Reports at the time noted that the price fell after the claim ended, and we are not offering any view on the token.

What to take from this drop

Notcoin showed that a very low-effort campaign can reach a very large audience, and that the reward per person is then small and uncertain. The cost to the participant was time inside an app, not money, and that suited casual users.

It also shows the value of acting inside a deadline. People who did not open the app before the window closed lost their balance, and the project turned that supply into burned tokens instead. If you take part in a similar programme, note the end date from an official channel at the start.

The project now publishes a burn counter and a whitepaper on its own site. That is the best place to check for any future programme, since there is no current airdrop we can verify.