Key Points
- Notcoin announces its prediction for an April 20 listing, the same date as the Bitcoin halving event.
- Notcoin’s mining phase ends today, and the team also confirmed that the airdrop was on its way via The Open Network.
Today, the mining phase for Notcoin ends, as the project had previously announced via their X account.
The mining phase ends on the April, 1.
That's it, folks.
Or is it?
What do you feel now?
What a time, huh? pic.twitter.com/QzUpcunVgL
— Notcoin Ø (@thenotcoin) March 25, 2024
The announcement came following a glitch-like teaser that managed to trigger questions regarding the timing of the airdrop that the Notcoin players have been expecting.
Bybit recently announced via X that the NOT Pre-Market is now open:
https://twitter.com/Bybit_Official/status/1772201766622314644
Pre-Market Trading is an over-the-counter (OTC) platform tailored for trading new tokens before their official listing. It enables buyers and sellers to establish quotes and execute trades at predetermined prices.
Notcoin announced on their X account that their listing countdown is the same as Bitcoin’s halving countdown – both events are expected to take place on April 20, with the team making jokes on their social media account regarding this 4/20 date.
4/20
seems legit pic.twitter.com/8bowEyx6o8
— Notcoin Ø (@thenotcoin) March 31, 2024
Notcoin marked 2nd-largest ICO in history
Notcoin is a clicker game that went viral on Telegram, with millions of users tapping on a coin graphic to earn in-game currency. Initially, it was unclear if players would be able to exchange their in-game coins for real cryptocurrency.
However, the Notcoin team has since confirmed that an airdrop is on its way through The Open Network.
The project’s currency is called “Gram,” and it’s been designed to pay transaction fees and settle payments while at the same time validating network transactions.
In 2018, the project raised $1.7 billion in a token sale, making it the second-largest ICO in history, after EOS, which raised $4 billion.
It remains to be seen whether the Notcoin listing will truly coincide with Bitcoin’s halving and if the date remains set for April 20.
Bitcoin’s halving is expected by the crypto community, and ahead of the event, investors are preparing for the price fluctuations that are usually associated with it.
At the moment of writing this article, Bitcoin is trading in the red on CoinMarketCap, and the coin is priced at $69,500. During the past week, BTC has been up by about 4% and BTC continues to trade close to $70k.
