Today marks the official launch of Noomez, a phase-based meme coin that introduces a strict scarcity model, on-chain deflation, and a narrative structure built into its presale. Designed to eliminate passive trading behavior, Noomez introduces irreversible burn mechanics, vault unlocks, and phase-limited access.
While most meme coins launch with vague tokenomics and soft caps, Noomez moves through a fixed, irreversible progression of 28 stages. Each phase is time-locked, final, and part of a larger game-like architecture. So what is Noomez, and why is it already being tracked by early-phase traders?
Noomez launches with 140 billion $NNZ in presale supply - exactly 50% of its total supply - split across 28 stages, each with a fixed price, defined token allocation, and a maximum duration of 7 days.
Once a stage closes, it cannot reopen. No leftover tokens roll forward. Instead, they are burned immediately and permanently, reducing the total circulating supply and tightening future demand.
Prices begin at $0.00001 and increase with every stage, finishing at $0.0028 by Stage 28. The supply curve is intentionally engineered for scarcity. Stage sizes shrink as the sale progresses:
Stages 1–7: 12.7 billion $NNZ per stage
Stages 8–14: 5 billion per stage
Stages 15–21: 2 billion per stage
Stages 22–28: 300 million per stage
This means the final 7 stages contain just 2.1 billion $NNZ combined, compared to over 88 billion $NNZ released in the first 14. Traders who delay entry are not only paying higher prices, they’re also competing for dramatically fewer tokens - with every stage closure leaving behind a trail of burns.
$NNZ uses presale progression to unlock its mechanics. Each completed stage activates new features and reward paths - most notably, vault unlocks, airdrops, and bonus campaigns.
At the end of every stage, one wallet is selected for the Stage X Million Airdrop, receiving $NNZ equal to the stage number (e.g., 16 million $NNZ at Stage 16). At Stage 14, the project enters “Vault Signal,” unlocking the first vault, which includes token airdrops, USDT rewards, and access to special mini-games.
At Stage 28, the final vault triggers the NFT distribution, Engine reveal, and final vault burn, all leading into the launch phase. These vaults are event-driven - they cannot be accessed early, delayed, or bypassed.
The countdown to these events is visible on the live Noom Gauge, a segmented on-chain tracker that lights up with every completed stage. The gauge is public and permanent, showing exactly how far the presale has progressed and how much time remains.
Noomez enforces one-shot mechanics across every layer of the presale. Wallets must buy directly during live stages - and once those stages expire or sell out, they close forever. Each stage is a final checkpoint. Missing it means reduced token availability, higher pricing, and missed reward eligibility.
If a stage ends before you act, you’re priced out of that tier permanently. The team has explicitly stated that there will be no private sale, no round two, and no manual resets. This creates a system where engagement is binary: either you're in the current phase, or you're left behind.
Missed stages mean:
You miss that stage’s airdrops
You cannot participate in that vault’s unlocks
You lose access to that phase’s staking multiplier
The structure removes artificial scarcity and replaces it with irreversible mechanics. The market can only move forward, not back.
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