Notcoin Founder Announces New Listing Date

The listing of the NOT token from the gaming Web3 project Notcoin is now planned to occur by the end of April. This was stated by the game’s founder, Alexander Plotvinov, in an interview with Decrypt.

According to him, the previous date of April 20 was chosen not only to coincide with the Bitcoin halving but also because it contained a “funny” reference to the 420 meme.

However, as the date approached, developers required more time to ensure a seamless launch.

“We realized that we would literally have 35 million people wanting to connect to the network and do something — this is indeed a very complex task. We must ensure that the blockchain, infrastructure, and wallets work simultaneously,” explained Plotvinov.

The team could not allow delays in operations or any other restrictions for users, hence the postponement of the trading start date.

“We needed to do a number of things before the actual listing to make it as smooth as possible,” stated the project’s founder.

Currently, Notcoin has an “ideal solution” that will allow NOT to be listed by the end of April.

“From our perspective, the end of April is still ideal. Honestly, I’m not too concerned about moving further. The better we prepare, the better. There’s no need to rush,” said Plotvinov.

He mentioned that the launch of the NOT pre-market on Getgems and Bybit was an “early test” for the team.

“We learned a lot. Now we are ready for a big surge,” added Plotvinov.

Previously, Notcoin announced a denomination of balances by three orders of magnitude “for ease of reading the token price,” and the project’s founder shared plans.

Listen to the ForkLog podcast “Should Have Bought” to find out why the crypto community was not surprised by the postponement of the Notcoin listing.