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Notcoin, the first tap-to-earn project by Open Builders, has announced the launch of Not Pixel, an innovative game on Telegram that merges creativity and blockchain rewards. Powered by the TON blockchain, Not Pixel transforms Telegram users into digital creators, allowing them to collaborate and compete in real time on a decentralized canvas. This marks the next major evolution in Notcoin’s ecosystem, building upon the success of its earlier projects, particularly Notcoin, which became a significant player in the blockchain gaming space. With a history of launching successful tokens and community-driven projects, Notcoin now aims to replicate and expand this success with Not Pixel, which is set to become Telegram’s largest collaborative gaming experience. What is Not Pixel? Not Pixel is centered around a 1024×1024 virtual canvas, where each individual pixel represents more than just a dot—it’s an opportunity for users to make their mark on a dynamic, evolving work of art. Players worldwide collaborate to place pixels in real-time, constantly reshaping the canvas and influencing the collective artwork. Every action on the canvas creates a ripple effect, with unpredictable outcomes akin to the Butterfly Effect. A single color placement can shift the overall picture, allowing even the smallest contributions to leave a lasting imprint. The result is a collective masterpiece shaped by the unpredictable interactions of users across the globe. The Vision Behind Not Pixel The core idea behind Not Pixel is to foster inclusivity and community action. Users are encouraged to either compete or cooperate to represent themselves and their communities on this ever-evolving canvas. It is a decentralized, uncensored digital space where communities can express their creativity, loyalty, and strategies. Sasha Plotvinov, Founder of Open Builders and Notcoin, described it as “a new experience for Telegram communities,” where users join forces to compete by painting pixels and capturing…

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