Gtech Network’s GTC token generation event went live on March 23, 2026 on BNB Smart Chain, turning balances mined through the project’s mobile app into an on-chain token that users can move to private wallets such as MetaMask. Attention has now narrowed to three points: the listing timeline, how price discovery may begin, and the risk tied to unwithdrawn balances before trading starts.
May is the stated listing window, but no exact time is public
Project messaging points to May 2026 as the planned listing period and describes it as the final month for users to keep earning and complete withdrawals ahead of trading. Some news sources tracking Gtech Network have cited May 15 as the strongest candidate date, but no exact listing time has been publicly confirmed.
Reports have also connected GTC with integration signals involving LBank and BingX. Binance has appeared in community discussion, yet no confirmation has been provided. That leaves a clear gap between the token’s live blockchain status and any verified exchange market for it.
Withdrawal terms differ sharply between regular users and presale buyers
Under the TGE terms described in the source material, regular users can reportedly withdraw 40% of their mined tokens by paying a $4 gas fee in BNB. The remaining 60% is set to unlock over 10 months. Presale participants are treated differently: they can reportedly withdraw 100% of their allocation with no vesting delay and no gas fee.
That split matters. One group gets only partial early access, while another can move its full balance immediately. If trading opens under those conditions, the amount of liquid supply in the market may vary sharply by holder type from day one.
Tokenomics show a 10 billion supply and a 9 billion burn plan
Published tokenomics list a total supply of 10 billion GTC. The plan says 9 billion tokens will be burned, leaving 1 billion active. The stated allocation breaks down as 80% for mining and airdrops, 10% for liquidity, 5% for the team, 4% for development, and 1% for presale.
A separate issue has drawn even more attention: recent project messaging says mining will end soon, and any GTC left inside the app may be burned if users fail to withdraw in time. For long-time miners, that creates a direct deadline rather than a theoretical risk. If this rule is enforced alongside the earlier 9 billion token burn plan, live circulating supply at listing could end up lower than many users expect.
Price references remain estimates, not confirmed exchange trades
The price figures currently circulating are not verified live market prices. Gtech Network materials list a presale price of $0.002 and point to an expected listing price of $0.05. Some market-source reports go wider, suggesting a possible move toward $0.12 to $0.18 in a strong market, or a drop to $0.02 to $0.035 in a weaker setup.
Those ranges come from project material and market assumptions rather than confirmed exchange trading. Major trackers, according to the source, still do not show verified live trading for the token. The blockchain event is live; price discovery is not.