Is Notcoin's Airdrop Coming Soon, or Just an April Fools' Joke?

Is a Notcoin airdrop coming soon, or is it all just an elaborate April Fools' joke? The popular clicker game, known for its enigmatic gameplay, recently announced the end of its mining phase on April 1. However, a mysterious glitch has left players questioning the authenticity of the announcement. With cryptic messages and a reference to "Avengers Endgame," the Notcoin team has sparked speculation about what's to come on April Fools' Day.

Is Notcoin's Airdrop Imminent, or an April Fools' Prank?

Notcoin, the enigmatic clicker game that has captivated millions of Telegram users, has announced the end of its "mining phase" on April 1. However, a cryptic "glitch" has left players wondering if this is a genuine announcement or a prelude to an April Fools' joke.

What's the Glitch All About?

On Monday, Notcoin players were greeted with a strange graphic that briefly displayed "7 days" before vanishing. The Notcoin team also shared a post featuring a clip from "Avengers Endgame" and the message: "The mining phase ends on April 1."

When's the Airdrop?

Notcoin has confirmed that an airdrop is indeed in the works via The Open Network (TON). A representative told Decrypt that the airdrop will occur within the next two weeks. However, the exact date remains unclear.

What's Next for Notcoin?

While the mining phase is ending, the game is far from over. Notcoin has hinted at a "next phase" that will be revealed once the mining phase concludes.

Is Notcoin Playing a Trick on Its Players?

Notcoin has a reputation for its cryptic communication style. The team's recent messages have done little to dispel the notion that this could be an elaborate April Fools' joke. The "glitch" and the use of a clip from "Avengers Endgame" (a film known for its time-bending plot) have further fueled speculation.

What's the Deal with the "Glitch"?

Notcoin has acknowledged the "glitches" in the app and stated that they will be fixed within a week. However, some players believe that the glitches are intentional and part of a larger game.

Is Notcoin for Real?

Despite the mystery surrounding the airdrop and the potential for an April Fools' joke, Notcoin has consistently maintained that the game is legitimate. The team has released updates and communicated with players throughout the game's development.

What's the Verdict?

As of now, it remains unclear whether April 1 will bring the long-awaited airdrop or a surprise prank from Notcoin. Players will have to wait and see if the "mining phase" truly ends on that date or if Notcoin has something else in store for them.