NOTAI (NOTAI)

NOTAI is a Telegram SuperApp built on the TON blockchain.  The project uses AI to further enhance and simplify the Web3 and DeFi interaction experience. NOTAI will help make crypto-asset management and DeFi more accessible via the integration of the blockchain technology into Telegram through state-of-the-art AI tools.
The key advantages of the NOTAI are:

• Using integrated DeFi protocols, NOTAI’s platform's automatic AI-driven portfolio management optimizes investments;
• NOTAI gives consumers access to a variety of safe, open, and effective financial services and investment opportunities by utilizing DeFi protocols;
• Project continuously scans for risk indicators and modifies tactics as necessary.

🤑Project has its own token $NOTAI with the following utilities: 

• Access to AI products (subscription-based);
• Community rewards;
• Staking (revenue-based APR);
• Access to community sales;
• In-app shop;
• Gas fees (account abstraction)

NOTAI allocated 10% of total supply (10B) for the airdrop. Users can start earning in-game points by tapping and playing in NOTAI's own game on Telegram as well as by completing simple tasks there. Our team believes this will be key criterions for receiving project airdrop.

The CoinLaunch team analyzed the project and identified some pros and cons to consider before participating in NOTAI IDO on Polkastarter, Wepad, Seedify, eesee, and Ape Terminal or playing game from NOTAI on Telegram:

✅ NOTAI pros: 

• The first AI SuperApp built on Telegram;
• Over 10 million users;
• Strong growth marketing;
• Low FDV ($9M) and Inicial Market Cap ($0.9M);
• Large number of reputable partners and advisors;
• Above-the-average SMM and Influencer Marketing Performance;
• Very experienced team having worked for Tier 1 companies like OKX, Bybit, Facebook, TikTok and JP Morgan.

📛 NOTAI cons:

• High inflation rate (over 61% per year);
• 37% of tokens are allocated for token sales (while the normal practice is 5-25%); 
• Weak PR Performance: almost no presence in Crypto Media; 
• No public Security Audits; 
• No reputable institutional investors (Tier 1-2); 
• No open Bug Bounty program;  
• Weak SEO and marketing infrastructure.