About Grass
Grass is a decentralized data layer built on the Solana blockchain that routes users' unused internet bandwidth through residential nodes to collect and structure public web data for AI training and other data applications. Andrej Radonjic founded the project, which was developed by Wynd Labs, with the Grass Foundation overseeing the protocol. The project was established around 2023 to 2024. The GRASS token and network launched via a token generation event in 2024, with circulating supply and vesting schedules tracked from late 2024 onward. Grass runs on Solana and relies on Solana's proof-of-stake consensus. It is a decentralized data-collection protocol rather than a base-layer blockchain with its own consensus mechanism. Node operators contribute bandwidth and help scrape verifiable public web data, which is aggregated into structured datasets used for AI model training and related products. The native token, GRASS, is a utility and governance token. It is used to reward node operators for bandwidth contributions, for staking, and for voting on on-chain governance proposals. GRASS has a fixed maximum supply of one billion tokens with no inflation beyond that cap. The supply is distributed across investor, contributor, community, and foundation allocations under a long-term vesting and unlock schedule.
Coinbase Exchange enables full trading for GRASS-USD pair
The GRASS-USD trading on Coinbase could enhance decentralized internet infrastructure, potentially democratizing AI model training and data collection.
Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Advanced enter limit-only mode for GRASS-USD
The limit-only mode for GRASS-USD on Coinbase may slow trading activity, impacting liquidity and price discovery in the short term.
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A sourced map of Grass's relationships is on the way.
Partners, competitors and related assets, each link independently verified and source-linked before it appears here.
The Crypto Briefing podcast is on the way.
Conversations on Grass and the wider market, hosted by our team, will appear here once episodes are live.