The short version
Pick any Fortnite game, pair a coin with it, drop it on pump.fun, and 80% of the creator fees come back to you as V-Bucks.
Which games can I pick?
Any Fortnite island (paste its 12-digit code, like 1234-5678-9012) or one of Epic's own modes: Battle Royale, Zero Build, Reload, LEGO Fortnite, Festival, Rocket Racing and Ballistic. Island names, creators and player numbers come live from Epic's public island directory.
Can a game have more than one coin?
No. One coin per game, first come first served. A claim that isn't dropped within 24 hours expires and the game opens up again.
Who gets the V-Bucks?
The person who drops the coin. Island creators and Epic don't receive anything from DROPZONE and aren't involved: every coin is a fan coin, and its page says so.
How do V-Bucks payouts work?
The coin's creator-fee split is locked at launch with pump.fun's own fee-sharing program: 80% to the coin's payout vault, 20% to the $DROP buyback. The fees are collected into the vault, and when it covers a card ($15, $25, $30, $75, $100 or $150), a Fortnite V-Bucks card is bought from Bitrefill and its code appears on your private coin page. Every payout is checked by hand before it's sent. They're US cards, redeemable at fortnite.com/vbuckscard.
How long do I have to drop it?
24 hours. Claiming a game holds it for you; if the coin isn't dropped within 24 hours, the claim expires and the game opens up again.
How does the launch work?
You sign one transaction from your own wallet. It creates the coin on pump.fun with no creator buy (you hold 0% at launch) and locks the fee split in the same transaction. Every DROPZONE coin's address ends in drop. It costs about 0.02 SOL plus network fees.
Is this made by Epic Games?
No. DROPZONE is independent and isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Epic Games. Fortnite and V-Bucks are trademarks of Epic Games, Inc.
Is buying a coin an investment?
Coins are volatile and can go to zero. Only trade what you can afford to lose.