Dropee entered public trading on May 27, 2026, with MEXC opening the market at 3:00 PM UTC. Public airdrop claims followed at 4:30 PM UTC. The team said the official claim portal was experiencing heavy traffic but remained functional, asking users to refresh and try again if the page loaded slowly.
Trading is live and the claim window has opened
The listing marks the token’s first day on the open market. According to the source material, Dropee is currently visible on MEXC and CoinMarketCap, where it is listed under CMC Community #1363736. The token contract is deployed on Ethereum as an ERC-20 asset, with the address 0x122283fBE84a3C387B24684D452cD53aD5906C92. The article also mentioned speculation around possible listings on Binance, KuCoin, and OKX, though none of those venues were confirmed.
The project is presenting revenue and usage metrics
Dropee’s pitch is built around operating data rather than a token-only launch. The project says it has grown to more than 13 million total users, with over 4 million monthly active users and more than 300,000 daily active users. It has launched five applications, including two recent Telegram games, generated over $2.5 million in revenue, and raised $5 million in venture funding.
The leadership profile is another part of the rollout. Public materials say the team includes veterans from Voodoo Games, Electronic Arts, Activision, Typeform, and Trivago, with Hubert Larenaudie serving as Executive Chairman. Dropee also says it ranked first on the TON Chain app radar and has a combined 2 million community members across Telegram and Discord.
Supply is capped at 1 billion tokens
The tokenomics outline a fixed total supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. More than half is allocated to the community. The team’s share is listed at 34.68%, and the project says those tokens are locked for 12 months before vesting begins. Another key point is the stated commitment to use 50% for token buybacks from day one, with repurchases funded by app revenue.
Long-term users are challenging the airdrop allocation
The launch has also brought visible frustration. Some users who said they had spent close to two years completing tasks in the Telegram game argued they did not receive the allocations they expected. The complaints center on three issues: a Community Pass requirement that users say was not explained early, delays in rewards with limited communication, and dissatisfaction over revenue-sharing expectations. The team’s position is that claim allocations will not disappear.
Expansion plans go beyond Telegram
Dropee says its next phase includes launches on Line and B3. The roadmap also mentions an App Studio built with global co-creation partners and two more apps scheduled for release this year. A Community Round is planned to give supporters early access. The source material adds that more than 18,000 creators joined the Create waitlist in one week, and the top 100 on the leaderboard will receive an allocation.