At 15.00 Moscow time, Notcoin trading simultaneously opened on the OKX, Bybit, Binance, Kucoin, Gate.io, Bitget and Bitfinex crypto exchanges. Until May 14, users could submit applications to withdraw coins to centralized trading platforms through the Notcoin application. On Tuesday, withdrawal applications were closed and will resume after the NOT listing, according to the project team.
As the co-founder of the Open Builders team that launched the Notcoin game, Alexander Plotvinov, said, more than 2 million users applied for withdrawal to crypto exchanges. The total number of game users is estimated at 35 million accounts. Coin mining ended on April 1 after several months of work by the Telegram bot, where it was possible to get NOT for free through a kind of primary mining.
In anticipation of the listing on OKX Jumpstart, users could earn additional NOT by staking TON. The total reward pool at Jumpstart exceeded 1.2 billion NOT. A similar campaign took place on Binance Launchpool.
Now you can get NOT for participating in promotional campaigns within the game application, by sending existing NOTs for staking, or as part of third-party promotions. For example, OKX is holding a promotion against the background of listing Trade & Earn. Participants are required to make a NOT deposit of at least 100 USDT and hold it until the end of the promotion or demonstrate a trading volume of at least 500 USDT in the NOT/USDT pair. Rewards for users – 10,000 NOT, will be awarded within 30 days after the end of the promotion. Rewards will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Also on May 16, all users of the Wallet wallet built into Telegram will be able to send Notcoin to Telegram contacts for free, top up their balance and exchange NOT in pairs with TON, USDT and BTC. On May 17, Notcoin will be added to the P2P market. NOT can also be purchased using a bank card, withdrawn (for example, to TON Space) and paid with it in some services that support Wallet Pay.
Source: Bits

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