Dropee is scheduled to launch its TGE on May 27, 2026, marking the shift from a closed app studio to an open token economy. The source says the token debut will open access to more than 1 billion Telegram users worldwide. It also says market attention is centered on possible first-wave listings on Binance, OKX, and KuCoin, though no final exchange list is confirmed in the material.
Public sale cleared its target with 300,962 USDC committed
Before the listing, Dropee’s public sale on ChainGPT Pad already showed strong demand. The pool targeted 250,000 USDC and received 300,962 USDC, putting the round at 20.38% oversubscribed. The sale drew 102 contributors before deposits closed. Those figures are now being used by market watchers as an early signal of interest heading into live trading.
Revenue-linked token model puts buybacks at the center
The feature getting the most attention is the project’s buyback structure. According to the source, up to 50% of all platform revenue flows back into the token through buybacks. The article also says the platform has already generated more than $2.5 million in revenue, with users paying for the apps directly rather than usage being supported by grants.
That matters because the buyback model is tied to actual platform earnings. If app revenue rises, buyback pressure rises as well. A short point, but a central one. The article frames this as the backbone of the token model rather than a marketing add-on.
Dropee Create is pitched as the next product after TGE
The team says its flagship post-TGE product will be Dropee Create, an AI coding platform trained on its own data. Users describe an app, the system builds it, and the app can then be deployed inside Telegram. The stated goal is for creators to make their first dollar within 24 hours of launch.
The source gives a simple projection: Dropee currently has 250,000 daily active users. If just 1% of them use Create and each ships four apps per year, that would result in 10,000 new apps annually. The platform already has eight live apps, and those apps are opened by more than 4 million users each month, according to the article.
Price discovery has not started, while allocation questions remain
At the time of the source article, Dropee had not started live trading, so there was no real-time price on CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko. The material says the public sale price was $0.02 per token, with a listing target of $40 million FDV and only 25% of tokens unlocked on day one. It also presents several expectation ranges: an opening around $0.02 to $0.03, a first-week scenario of $0.04 to $0.06 if momentum holds, a late-2026 bull case of $0.12 to $0.20, and a bearish range of $0.01 to $0.02.
Those figures are projections from the source, not executed market prices. Community discussion is split as well. Some users are focused on the metrics and listing event, while others are raising concerns about airdrop allocations, unclaimed rewards, and missing exchange details ahead of trading.