The Dropee page tied to the June 13, 2026 Question of the Day tells users to rely on the live screen inside the official Telegram bot before submitting any answer. It says the daily quiz resets in less than 24 hours, and warns that screenshots shared in groups may show outdated prompts or answers.
The article does not present a clearly readable answer in the body text provided here. Its main focus is the submission process, streak protection, and scam prevention. It also says that if the page shows “Coming Soon,” the quiz has not refreshed inside the app yet, so users should wait for the official prompt instead of acting on third-party screenshots.
Rewards are described as in-app credits, not cash
According to the page, a correct answer can trigger 3 outcomes: coins are added to the in-app balance, the user gains 1 streak day, and leaderboard position changes based on streak length and total coins. The page is explicit on one point: these coins are not cash. Their real-world value would depend on any future Dropee token launch, airdrop, or reward conversion event.
The streak rules come with a caveat. The page says one wrong answer may not always reset a streak on the first mistake because mechanics can vary by app version. Missing a full day is treated differently. In that case, the streak resets to zero, and the article says there is no catch-up option.
Five-step submission guide inside Telegram
The instructions are simple: open Telegram and launch the official Dropee bot, tap “Question of the Day” from the main menu, read the full prompt, choose an answer and submit it, then check the reward confirmation screen before leaving the app. If the layout looks different from earlier screenshots, the article says the app may have changed and users should follow the live menu labels on screen.
For timing, the page suggests setting an alarm 30 minutes before reset. It also says many daily prompts usually go live after 10 AM IST. Users who travel across time zones are told to recalculate the UTC reset time for their destination before they fly, since time shifts are described as a common reason long streaks break.
Leaderboard ranges and scam warnings
The page includes sample streak tiers: 30 days is described as a growing active tier, 60 days as mid-range competitive, 90 days as the top 25% range, and 100+ days as the top 10% leaderboard bracket. The article frames these as ranking references rather than a fixed payout chart.
Its scam warning is direct. Users are told never to pay a fee to view an answer, never to connect a crypto wallet to a third-party site for this purpose, never to share a seed phrase or private key, and never to trust direct messages claiming to be the official bot. The article says the official bot exists on Telegram only, and that the official channel does not contact users first through DMs.
The page closes with a platform disclaimer stating that the content is for informational purposes only and does not amount to financial or investment advice. It also says Dropee rewards, coins, streak rules, and app features can change without notice, which leaves final verification inside the official app as the only authoritative step before submission.