Gtech Network has rolled out the GTC AI Finance Bot, adding a live product to its ecosystem while the token's exchange debut is still pending. The bot runs on Telegram and is designed as a financial market assistant, letting users check crypto, stock, and forex information alongside real-time trading pair prices.
The tool also goes beyond market data. According to the project, users can review their GTC Flappy game account status and balance, file support tickets, and upload images for AI-assisted customer support. For a token that has not started live trading, that kind of utility stands out more than roadmap promises alone.
Live ecosystem features and token structure
Gtech says several features are already active, including its free mining app, the GTC Flappy game, and the newly launched AI finance bot. The project also lists a crypto card as the next planned addition to the ecosystem.
On tokenomics, the team said supply has been reduced to about 112 million tokens in circulation, with a cap near 200 million total. Mined tokens are set to unlock on a schedule: 40% at TGE, another 40% after six months, and the final 20% after 10 months.
Presale closed at $0.002, but no live market price yet
GTC still does not have a live trading price. Trackers such as CoinGecko and Coinranking display the token in “preview only” mode, without active market data. The article says the presale closed in late May 2026 at $0.002 per token, while the team is targeting a listing price of about $0.05.
The report also says BingX and LBank are confirmed for listing, while Binance Alpha and Binance Web3 Wallet integration have been mentioned. Using the article's own framing, a launch around that target would imply roughly a 25x paper gain from the presale price before first trading, based on around 200 million circulating supply and a market cap near $10 million. It also notes that some LBank price models near $1.00 appear inconsistent with GTC's presale price and token supply.
May and mid-June launch windows both passed
The token's initial listing target was set for May 30, then moved to mid-June, and neither window resulted in a launch. On May 29, the team attributed the delay to market conditions and global developments, saying the decision was meant to protect investors and support a more sustainable launch.
The article adds that some analysts still treat July as the base-case launch window if Bitcoin stays above roughly $65,000 and market sentiment improves. If not, the fallback timing is described as Q3 2026. For now, Gtech Network's progress is centered on shipping products, while the actual listing date remains open.