Dropee has introduced a points staking system just days after a listing that fell short of market expectations. According to the project’s official update, users can stake $DROPEE to earn points tied to priority access and extra bonuses. The move came three days after launch, at a time when the token price was still under pressure and the community was dealing with the fallout from a failed bridge, limited airdrop distribution, and a smaller exchange rollout than many had expected.
May 27 listing was followed by a sharp price drop
The source says $DROPEE began trading on MEXC on May 27, 2026 at $0.006745. By the end of that session, the price had fallen to $0.005325. The same report lists the latest price at $0.005162, down 11.73% over 24 hours, with a market cap of about $516,000 and 183 holders. Three problems hit at once during the launch phase: the bridge failed, only 6 million tokens out of a 1 billion supply reached airdrop farmers, and the broader exchange debut that some in the market had anticipated did not happen, with MEXC remaining the only confirmed venue.
Buybacks and revenue allocation were disclosed
In response, the project carried out more than $10,000 in buybacks and said the related on-chain transactions would be shared publicly for verification. It also stated that 100% of app revenue would be used for market buybacks over the next 30 days. At the same time, the airdrop claim portal has gone live again in the official app after a staged reopening following the bridge incident. The team also said publicly that users facing slow load times would not lose their allocations. The article lists the ERC-20 contract address as 0x122283fBE84a3C387B24684D452cD53aD5906C92.
Product metrics remain central to the project’s case
Dropee describes its platform as an AI-powered app studio that builds mini-apps inside chat platforms such as Telegram. The figures cited in the source include 13 million total users, 4 million monthly active users, more than 300,000 daily active users, $2.5 million in cumulative revenue, and $5 million raised in venture funding. The report frames the token generation event as a gap between what the market expected and what actually launched: expectations of roughly $40 million FDV and a multi-exchange debut versus a reported reality of about $6.98 million FDV and listing on MEXC only.
Expansion plans are outlined, but no Binance listing has been announced
On the question of Binance, the source is explicit that there is no official Binance listing announcement. It notes that OKX Ventures is already an investor in Dropee, and says the project ranks No. 1 on the TON Chain app radar while generating about $400,000 in monthly revenue. On the roadmap side, the team has confirmed platform launches on Line and B3, along with an App Studio and two more apps planned before year-end. The Create waitlist reportedly added more than 18,000 people in one week, and the top 100 on its leaderboard are set to receive token allocations. A Community Round is also planned for early supporters.
Based on the information disclosed so far, Dropee is trying to repair post-listing damage through points staking, visible buybacks, and continued product expansion. The market focus now is likely to stay on holder growth, daily active users, and whether the buyback program is executed as stated.