The Notcoin project team has launched Launchpool Earn, intending to provide token rewards for Telegram wallet users
On December 11, the team behind Notcoin, Open Builders, launched the Launchpool platform Earn, planning to reward users who hold TON-based tokens in the Telegram Wallet application. It is understood that Telegram Wallet was developed by TON Foundation and users can directly manage and trade cryptocurrencies through this platform. Earn is the first such program launched by Notcoin, aiming to encourage user participation in the ecosystem by providing a way to unlock rewards without needing a more complex collateral mechanism. The rewards from Earn mainly come from new project launches; users can participate in multiple project pools at once without having to transfer funds or pledge assets. Currently, rewards are only distributed to holders ranked within top 100k in mining pool.
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