The Telegram game Notcoin has announced a new policy of removing inactive accounts ahead of the token launch. This measure will affect players awaiting the release of the $NOT token on the blockchain. Notcoin quickly gained popularity since its launch earlier this year, attracting over 26 million players. According to the new policy announced on March 1st, accounts that have been inactive for 30 days will gradually lose the "mined" Notcoins, starting from the end of February. This decision emphasizes the developers' commitment to rewarding active participation in the game.

Sasha Plotvinov, one of the creators of Notcoin, stated that they do not want to release Notcoins for users who do not invest their time in the game. This policy is primarily aimed at accounts created through fake referrals, with the aim of building a truly active community. The gameplay of Notcoin is simple yet captivating, offering players a Telegram "clicker" where tapping on a shiny coin earns Notcoins. With various boosts, players can amplify their mining efforts. As of today, nearly 34 trillion Notcoins have been mined, a number that will decrease after the new policy takes effect.

Fans are eagerly awaiting Notcoin's transition to a blockchain token. The planned release on The Open Network (TON) in the coming weeks will be a significant step forward for Notcoin. TON, originally launched by Telegram and later embraced by the community, continues to evolve, and the platform has announced a revenue-sharing model for Toncoin advertising revenue for channel owners. As the mining phase nears completion, Notcoin announces exciting innovations, promising new products for millions of users on the TON blockchain and Telegram.