Bee Network has rolled out two visible product updates before setting any token listing date: Manus AI is now integrated into the mining app, and Bee.games has officially gone live. The mining app launched in 2020 and, according to the project, has grown past 54 million users. Even so, all mined BEE tokens remain locked inside the app, with no live exchange market yet.
Bee.games becomes the clearest Phase 2 product launch
Bee.games is a browser-based platform, so users do not need to download anything to access it. At launch, it featured more than 154,900 free games from over 600 game studios. The platform also includes AI game creation tools and social multiplayer functions. The practical aim is clear: give Bee Network users more to do inside the ecosystem than tapping a mining button once every 24 hours.
Under the project roadmap, this falls within Phase 2, which centers on community infrastructure, the Dapp ecosystem, and node systems. Of the launches seen so far, Bee.games stands out as the most visible Dapp rollout in that stage.
Manus AI went live earlier in June
Before the gaming launch, the team announced the integration of Manus AI into the Bee mining app on June 3, 2026. The tool is described as an execution-focused AI system that can take prompts through an in-app chat interface and generate websites, applications, designs, and functional code.
Both Manus AI and Bee.games are presented as Phase 2 roadmap items. Their release within a short span has shifted attention toward the next milestone: the token generation event and eventual market trading.
Roadmap places exchange listing in Phase 3
Bee Network’s whitepaper ties exchange listing and value transfer functionality to Phase 3. That stage covers growth from 10 million to 100 million users and requires the ecosystem to be “mature and sustainable” before a value exchange marketplace is opened. Based on the source material, several items still need to be completed before a listing can happen: KYC across the verified user base, fully operational verifier roles, stable node and Dapp systems, and exchange agreements in place.
Using those requirements and the current pace of development, the source points to late 2026 as the earliest realistic window. Some analysts cited in the material place that estimate in 2027, depending on how quickly KYC is completed.
Supply model and price scenarios remain speculative
The article says BEE does not have a fixed total supply. Instead, supply expands with user activity and stops when the network reaches 1 billion users. The formula adds together tokens earned by Pioneers, Ambassadors, and Verifiers, then allocates an additional 25% for the core development team.
Any discussion of price is still scenario-based rather than confirmed by the project. The source uses Pi Network as the closest comparison. Pi launched its mining app in March 2019, followed a similar daily-tap model, and opened its mainnet and exchange trading in February 2025, six years after launch. According to the article, Pi debuted at $1.47 before falling back to around $0.15.
From that comparison, the source outlines several possible ranges for BEE. A clean KYC base with more than 30 million verified users and a Tier-1 exchange debut could place the token between $0.50 and $1.50 in early trading. A mid-tier listing with moderate verified supply could imply an opening range of $0.05 to $0.20. If TGE is delayed or fragmented, with weak liquidity and heavy selling pressure, the token could open below $0.03. These figures are presented as external estimates, not official pricing guidance.
What is confirmed from the recent updates is narrower: Bee Network is still building out Phase 2, and TGE remains a Phase 3 event. No official listing date was given in the source material.