GRASS staked
GRASSGRASS in staking accounts at the latest day's last slot.
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Grass Network Tracker: GRASS Staking, Airdrops and Holders
How much GRASS is staked, how much of each airdrop was claimed and who holds the token?
GRASS staked, claimed and held on Solana, with exchange balances, unlocks and the network size Grass reports, each figure sourced.
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Blueprint
What the dashboard will show.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Staking and holders
GRASS staked, held and on exchanges.
Holders
countWallets holding GRASS at the latest slot, exchange and program accounts excluded.
On exchanges
GRASSGRASS held in labelled exchange wallets at the latest day's last slot.
Unstaking
GRASSGRASS in the seven-day unstaking period at the latest day's last slot.
Staked and on exchanges by day
GRASSDaily staked GRASS and exchange balances over the period.
Airdrops and unlocks
What was claimed, what unlocks next and what Grass reports.
Airdrops claimed
%Share of each airdrop season's allocation that has been claimed.
Next unlock
GRASSGRASS due in the next scheduled unlock, with its date and recipient group.
Where claimed GRASS went
GRASSWhere claimed airdrop GRASS went within 30 days: kept, staked, sent to exchanges or moved on.
Nodes, as reported
countNodes Grass reports as active over time, labelled off-chain and shown beside on-chain staking.
- Period
- Last 30 days, 90 days or since launch
About
What it answers, and for whom.
Grass is a network in which people share unused internet bandwidth through an app, and the network uses it to collect public web data for AI training. Contributors earn points that have been converted into GRASS, a token on Solana, through seasonal airdrops. Holders can stake GRASS by delegating it to routers, the nodes that relay the network's traffic.
The token side of Grass is on Solana and can be read exactly: supply, holders, airdrop claims, staking balances, exchange wallets and scheduled unlocks. Bandwidth shared, active nodes and data collected are reported by Grass itself, so this dashboard shows them as labelled off-chain figures beside the on-chain ones.
Method
How it will be measured.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →- Supply and holders are read from the GRASS mint and token accounts on Solana at the latest slot, with exchange, program and treasury accounts labelled.
- Staked GRASS is the balance in the staking accounts at each day's last slot, where staking settles on Solana; tokens leaving are tracked through the seven days unstaking takes.
- Airdrop claims are the distributor's claim transactions, compared with the allocation each season funded, so the unclaimed share can be shown.
- Network size, such as nodes and bandwidth, is taken from Grass's published figures with their date and labelled off-chain.
The data it needs
Chain data, with some off-chain sources
- depin_networks_dailyTo buildDePIN networksUsage and token flows of decentralized physical infrastructure networks: burns for usage, emissions to operators, and active nodes where on-chain.
- airdrop_claimsTo buildAirdrop claimsClaims from airdrop distributor contracts: eligible amount, claimed amount, claimers and what they did next.
- token_unlocksTo buildToken unlock schedulesVesting and unlock schedules of major tokens, from vesting contracts where they exist and from published schedules otherwise, with each unlock's date and recipient group.
- exchange_balances_dailyTo buildExchange wallet balancesBalances held in labelled exchange wallets per asset, chain and exchange at day end, and net flows in and out.
- dex_swaps_dailyTo buildDEX volumeSwap counts and volume per DEX, pool and chain per day, decoded from Swap events, valued with stablecoin legs and oracle prices.
- GRASS mint supply and token account balances on Solana at day-end slots
- Staking accounts and stake and unstake instructions, where staking settles on Solana
- Airdrop distributor claim transactions per season
- Labelled exchange deposit and hot wallets holding GRASS
- The published unlock schedule for contributor, investor and team allocations
- Network figures published by Grass, recorded with their date and source
Questions
Questions people ask.
What is Grass?
A network in which people share unused internet bandwidth through an app, which the network uses to collect public web data for AI training. Contributors have been rewarded through seasonal airdrops of GRASS, a token on Solana.
How does GRASS staking work?
Holders stake by delegating GRASS to routers, the nodes that relay network traffic. Routers with more stake are sent more traffic, rewards accrue continuously, routers take a commission and unstaking takes seven days before tokens can be withdrawn.
What can be checked on-chain?
GRASS supply, transfers, holders, airdrop claims and balances at staking and exchange addresses are all on Solana. Bandwidth shared, active nodes and data collected are reported by Grass off-chain and are labelled so on this page.
How were GRASS airdrops distributed?
Each season's airdrop allocated GRASS to contributors according to the points they earned, claimed through transactions on Solana. The dashboard compares what was claimed with what was allocated and follows claimed tokens to staking, exchanges or other wallets.
Do Grass routers get slashed?
Grass's documentation says slashing is not implemented yet, though future updates may penalize routers for bad behaviour such as reporting invalid traffic. Any slashing would show here as a fall in staked balances.
- Router
- A Grass node that relays traffic between contributors' devices and the network; holders delegate GRASS to routers when they stake.
- Delegation
- Staking GRASS to a chosen router, sharing in the rewards it earns after its commission.
- Airdrop season
- A period whose contributor points are converted into a GRASS allocation, claimable after the season ends.
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