Notcoin launches yet another accelerator
Notcoin in collaboration with decentralized finance powerhouse 1inch and the blockchain verification service Sign, unveiled on Wednesday their latest initiative, Triangle. This new accelerator scheme is designed to bolster the efforts of developers working within the Telegram ecosystem and The Open Network (TON).
Triangle is poised to fuse the realms of cryptocurrency and conventional tech, aiming to harness the massive audience of Telegram's 900 million active subscribers to fuel widespread adoption of blockchain apps. As stated in a recent announcement, the program promises to provide "vital support, mentorship, and a network of seasoned developers" to those who join.
Focusing on various sectors such as TON's core infrastructure, the expanding field of decentralized finance, and consumer-facing apps that merge traditional "Web2" with the innovative Web3, Triangle has garnered support from leading figures at Sign, 1inch, and the TON Foundation for its mentorship roles.
Notcoin set the stage for the ongoing frenzy around Telegram's tap-to-earn gaming sphere, unveiling the year's most notable gaming token in May after drawing in 35 million participants to its platform. Successive games on Telegram have drawn broader audiences, evident from Telegram's CEO and co-founder Pavel Durov's recent disclosure that Hamster Kombat has amassed a staggering 236 million players.
Prior to Triangle, Notcoin had already placed its backing into another accelerator project, this time concentrating on Telegram gaming ventures, in a collaboration with the AI-based analytics entity Helika.
Triangle not being exclusively centered on gaming. Additionally, it was emphasized that the project aims to cultivate a community of creators starting with an introductory accelerator course.
Triangle is currently open for applications through August 10, leading up to a six-week period of mentorship. This will culminate in a demo day, allowing participants to present their developments to potential investors and collaborators.
