GRVT (GRVT): Registration Is Closed, the Claim Clock Is Running

Most airdrops on this tracker fail people passively: a snapshot happened months ago, and either you were in it or you were not. Grvt built the opposite machine. The hybrid derivatives exchange confirmed its GRVT token, put 28 percent of the supply on the community side of the ledger, and then attached a condition that deletes allocations from people who earned them: register through the official reward portal, or receive nothing. That gate has now closed for good. After an extension from July 27, the registration window ended on August 6, 2026 at 00:00 UTC, and per Grvt's help center unregistered allocations are forfeited with no exceptions. The entry stays live because the claim machinery is running: the TGE happened July 30, pre-July 17 registrants received their first batch automatically, and everyone else claims inside the app, one batch at a time, for the next year.

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What is confirmed, and what is still reporting

The strong facts come from Grvt itself and from The Block's coverage of the tokenomics. The supply is fixed at one billion GRVT. The community and airdrop allocation was raised to 28 percent from a previously planned 22, with the Season 2 share alone moving from 12 to 18 percent, a revision the team framed as a response to how hard that season was farmed. Private sale investors hold 19.9 percent after contributing more than $33 million across rounds, including a $19 million Series A in late 2025. The eligibility window itself is closed: points were earned through the exchange's trading seasons, and Season 2 ended June 30 after a stretch in which, per FinanceFeeds, platform TVL grew from $11.3 million to $107.1 million and open interest expanded roughly 42-fold. Nothing you do on the exchange today changes your allocation.

The platform behind the token is not a newcomer trading on promises, which matters for how seriously to take the deadline. Grvt has operated since late 2024 on a hybrid model, offchain matching with onchain settlement, and the growth numbers reported by FinanceFeeds are the kind exchanges usually only claim in bull markets: cumulative volume near $393 billion by March 2026, a monthly peak of $51.6 billion in January, and an active trader base past ten thousand in the same month. Prediction markets put 84 percent odds on a launch before the end of September, which is a polite way of saying nobody betting real money doubts the token ships.

The date has since firmed up, and so have the mechanics. The TGE, originally pointed at July 21, takes place on July 30, 2026, with the airdrop claim and query function opening the same day per Grvt's announcement reported by Odaily. The pool is now a hard number: 280 million GRVT, split 100 million for Season 1 and 180 million for Season 2, released in batches over 12 months, with tokens not claimed within 30 days of a batch opening expiring. Users who registered and picked a receiving chain before July 17 get their first batch automatically; everyone else claims inside the app. The promised multi-exchange launch delivered on the day: KuCoin and Bitget opened GRVT/USDT trading on July 30, Bybit confirmed its listing and Coinbase enabled deposits, a venue board we track with dated rows on our GRVT listing entry. And the deadline story is now finished: after an extension from the original July 27 close, the official help center's registration window ran through August 6, 2026 at 00:00 UTC and has ended, which makes the registered population final.

How to run the claim year without getting burned

The mechanics still reward care, just at a different stage. Grvt requires a self-custodial wallet address and explicitly prohibits centralized exchange deposit addresses, warning that tokens sent to one risk permanent loss; the portal allows exactly one address change, so this remains a measure-twice situation for anyone adjusting where batches land. The multiplier plan, which offered a larger share in exchange for deferring distribution by four or eight months, closed its election window on July 17, and registration itself closed August 6, meaning the only live task left is claiming on time. That is exactly where phishing operators now aim: a token with a year of scheduled claim events is a year of pretexts for fake "claim reminders" and "expiring batch" emails. The only legitimate claim path runs inside the Grvt app on Grvt's own domain, the checklist in our scam guide applies in full, and anyone offering to recover a forfeited allocation, reopen registration or unlock a late multiplier is an attacker. For how we size and handle programs like this one in general, the safe farming guide covers the discipline; for a comparable exchange-token setup where the community also did the volume, see our Hyperliquid Season 2 entry. The token is live, the batches expire 30 days after they open, and the remaining calendar is yours to keep: one reminder a month for a year beats any multiplier Grvt ever offered.

The near-term calendar has one date circled. Per KuCoin's unlock analysis, a scheduled release equal to roughly 6.39 percent of total supply lands on August 29, 2026, against a circulating share that sat near 11.4 percent in early August, so the float grows meaningfully in one step. For claimants the practical readings are two: expect the usual wave of fake "unlock claim" links timed to the date, and remember that new supply hitting a thin float is exactly the setup where price gets volatile around distribution days. Neither changes your allocation; both change how carefully you should move that week.