Dropee’s page for the June 6, 2026 Question of the Day tells users to confirm the prompt inside the official Telegram bot before submitting an answer. The article says screenshots shared in groups may be outdated, and a page marked “Coming Soon” means the quiz has not refreshed inside the app yet. In that case, users are told to wait for the live prompt instead of relying on third-party images.
What a correct answer changes inside the app
The page says a successful submission adds Coins to the user’s in-app balance, extends the active streak by 1 day, and updates leaderboard position based on streak length and total Coins. It also draws a clear line between platform rewards and cash value: those Coins are described as platform credits, with any real-world value depending on a future token launch, airdrop, or reward conversion event decided by Dropee.
The article adds an important caveat. One wrong answer may not always wipe out a streak on the first mistake, because streak mechanics can change between app versions. Missing a full day is treated much more strictly, with the page stating that the streak resets to zero and that there is no catch-up option.
Five-step flow for answering the daily question
The instructions are simple and specific: open Telegram and launch the official Dropee bot, tap “Question of the Day” in the main menu, read the full question, select an answer and submit it, then check the reward confirmation screen before leaving the app. If the interface looks different from older examples, the article says the app may have been updated and users should follow the live menu labels on screen.
Leaderboard ranges tied to streak length
The page also includes a reference table connecting streak length to leaderboard range. A 30-day run is described as a growing active tier; 60 days places users in a mid-range competitive bracket; 90 days points to the top 25%; and 100+ days is linked to the top 10% of the leaderboard. The message is blunt: answer correctly every day and rank improves, miss a day and the position drops.
Fake answer sites are targeting wallet data
A separate warning section says copycat sites are trying to benefit from the quiz’s daily search traffic. The page says no legitimate answer source should ask users to pay a fee to see the answer, connect a wallet to a third-party site, reveal a seed phrase or private key, or click a direct message link claiming to be the official bot. It also states that the official bot operates on Telegram only, users should check the verified badge, and the official channel does not send the first direct message.
The article closes with a platform disclaimer saying rewards, Coins, streak rules, and app features can change without notice. Users are told to verify the live task in the official Dropee Telegram app before every submission.