NOTICE

Most crypto projects launch a token first and hope a community forms later.

NOTICE believes the opposite.

Communities create lasting value. Tokens should support communities, not replace them.

We believe that when thousands of people rally around one clear mission, they can accomplish things no individual can accomplish alone.

NOTICE exists to test that idea.

This is not about hype. It is about coordination. It is about transparency. It is about building something people are proud to belong to.

The first mission is simple:

Get Elon Musk's attention.

What comes after that is up to the community.

Many crypto participants have seen the same pattern repeat: anonymous launches, communities that disappear, projects focused only on price, short-term thinking, and limited transparency.

The result is a market where people often feel like they are joining a chart instead of joining something with a reason to exist.

NOTICE is attempting a different approach. The campaign begins with identity, participation, public progress, and a founder community that exists before the token launch phase begins.

Community first.

Transparency.

Public milestones.

Founder recognition.

Long-term participation.

NOTICE is built on a simple belief: the movement matters more than the token. If the movement is real, the token can become a tool that supports it. If the movement is not real, the token cannot manufacture it.

• Step 1: Build the first 500 founders.
• Step 2: Launch the community token.
• Step 3: Grow the campaign.
• Step 4: Complete public milestones.
• Step 5: Attempt to earn Elon Musk's attention.
• Step 6: Community votes on future missions.

The campaign is designed around shared participation.

Some community members may choose to participate in larger milestone activities. Others may participate in smaller ones. As the community grows over time, more members may be able to take part in different milestone levels.

The idea is that participation expands alongside the growth of the community.

No one is required to buy any product or participate in any milestone activity. Milestone participation is voluntary and subject to future community rules.

NOTICE does not promise profit, price performance, attention from any person, or a guaranteed outcome.

The first goal is 500 Founders.

When 500 founders have joined, the Founder Wall closes, Founder Numbers become permanent, and NOTICE enters the token launch phase.

The roadmap continues from there, guided by public progress, community participation, and future governance decisions.

Every early member receives a permanent Founder Number.

The Founder Wall records the first 500 founder slots. Founder Certificates will give members a shareable artifact. Referral profiles will show public participation without displaying private data.

Over time, founder history can become part of the public memory of the campaign.

NOTICE is designed to be measured in public.

The public dashboard tracks founder count, campaign progress, community statistics, referrals, and future milestone activity. The referral leaderboard shows public identities without exposing email addresses or private wallet data.

Open progress keeps the campaign grounded. It makes the work visible. It gives the community something real to build around.

NOTICE is more than a single campaign.

The first campaign targets Elon Musk. Future campaigns could be proposed and voted on by the community after governance is established.

The long-term direction depends on the community. NOTICE can provide the structure, but the community decides what it becomes.

• Why build the community before launching the token? Because a token should support a community that already has a reason to exist.
• Is NOTICE affiliated with Elon Musk? No. NOTICE is independent and is not affiliated with Elon Musk or any of his companies.
• Is participation in milestone activities mandatory? No. Participation is voluntary and subject to future community rules.
• When will the token launch? NOTICE plans to enter the token launch phase after the first 500 founders join.
• How are founder numbers assigned? Founder numbers are assigned by signup order.
• Why 500 founders? It creates a clear first threshold and makes early identity scarce enough to matter.

We are not trying to become another cryptocurrency.

We are trying to build one of the strongest communities in crypto.

If we succeed, everything else becomes possible.

Become a Founder.

Help write the first chapter.