In recent weeks, an unusual economic phenomenon has been observed in Africa – the widespread distribution of a new cryptocurrency named Notcoin. This currency, lacking physical embodiment and based on the principles of “faith and coconuts,” has caused a broad public resonance.

With the surge in Bitcoin's popularity, people have actively begun investing in various cryptocurrencies, reaching a current investment size of approximately $200 billion. Leading the market race is the buzzworthy Notcoin, which specialists predict will surpass its competitor by the end of 2024.

Two days ago, Vitalik Buterin posted on his Twitter, where he exposed the controversial project Notcoin, but immediately praised the developers for their cleverness and ability to manipulate the audience. His words quickly spread across the Internet and became a meme:

In a world where every discarded bottle matters, a new cryptocurrency has emerged, becoming a symbol of sustainable development. Notcoin, a currency that doesn't exist, is now endorsed by the most prominent eco-activist of our time - Greta Thunberg.

In a recent interview with FoxNews, the head of the Central Bank of Russia shared her thoughts on the widely discussed Notcoin project:

Gary Gensler approved the listing of Notcoin, while Durov remains mysteriously silent.

Yesterday, an incredible event occurred in the world of cryptocurrencies! Notcoin has become the official currency of North Korea