$GRASSGrass
- Metadata
- mutable
- Update auth
- 31rY…LGqQ
- Source
- metaplex
Mint authority
Someone can still mint new tokens.
Mint
Metadata mutable
Update authority 31rYartQwHeBMjAe2MgGpffGV57fQY3kug4BDN8tLGqQ
Metadata
Concentrated
Top 10 accounts hold 51.2%
Holders
Whale
Largest account holds 25.2%
Holders
Mint unreferenced
The address does not appear on https://getgrass.io/
Website · Site capture
Governance
Metadata describes GRASS as the official governance token; voting functionality and this mint's association with the website were not independently verified.
Metadata · Website
Yield/staking
Reviewed documentation describes GRASS delegation to routers for rewards net of commissions; execution was not tested.
Skeptic
Partnerships
Grass claims AppEsteem integration and AMTSO contribution. Certification has independent support, but AMTSO affiliation remains unconfirmed.
C6 · Hands-on
$GRASSGrass
$505.41Mmarket cap
Mintablesupply
51.2%held by top 10
2.2ysince launch
0/0sibling tokens dead
Summary
GRASS is presented as Grass’s governance token, associated with a bandwidth-sharing network and router staking rewards, though the reviewed website does not reference the supplied mint address [metadata; skeptic; website]. Independent testing confirmed the guest dashboard, and an AppEsteem directory supported application certification, but live bandwidth routing, points allocation and reward conversion remained inconclusive [usage]. Mint authority remains active, metadata is mutable, and the top ten accounts hold approximately 51.2%, including 25.2% in an account owned by the mint/update authority [facts; metadata; holders]. The described service has a plausible revenue source, but reward conversion values and sufficient recurring revenue were not established [skeptic].
These institutions may use your internet for things like checking how certain websites appear in different regions.
Testing was inconclusive because no client could be run and no live traffic destinations could be observed.
Grass rewards users with Grass Points, which you can turn into Grass Tokens, or USDC.
Guest access exposed no conversion flow or resulting transfer; the attempted test was inconclusive rather than evidence against conversion.
A fixed pool of 1,000,000 Network Points is created and awarded to users each day.
No signed-in accrual or epoch history was available to verify actual daily point allocation. Documentation alone does not confirm implementation.
The purchase or installation of a Grasshopper, a Grass application (Android or desktop), or Grass extension is not a guarantee that you will earn Network Points or any associated rewards.
The client could not be run to compare actual connection and usage states against reward allocation; the attempted test was inconclusive.
In addition, we can’t and won’t use your browsing history.
The evidence does not establish comprehensive client data collection or internal personal-information sale practices. Website traffic capture does not verify application-wide privacy behavior.
We’ve even successfully integrated with AppEsteem and achieved the highly regarded AppEsteem certification
Independent AppEsteem listings support active certification for Grass.app and MacOS. However, the combined claim remains inconclusive because ongoing monitoring and AMTSO contribution were not independently established.
Track your earned rewards on your dashboard.
Independent guest-mode inspection found balance, earnings, uptime and connected-network sections, network controls and signup/sign-in. This confirms visible interface presence, not authenticated accrual or successful network connections.
@getgrass_iotouch grass
getgrass.ioresolved
Grass describes itself as a bandwidth-sharing network that lets users run an app or extension to share unused internet bandwidth for public web-data requests and earn Grass Points. Its site says points may be converted into Grass Tokens or USDC, but the reviewed materials did not establish token-specific mechanics for the supplied Solana address.