Most listing entries on this tracker start with an exchange name in the first sentence. This one cannot, and the absence is the story. Grvt, the hybrid derivatives exchange that settled roughly $393 billion in cumulative volume by March 2026 per FinanceFeeds, holds its token generation event on July 30, 2026. The GRVT token starts life on Grvt's own spot market, and the team has promised a simultaneous launch across multiple major exchanges, a plan it considered important enough to delay the TGE from July 21 for. What it has not done, with the launch a day away, is name a single one of them.
That silence is a policy, not an accident. Grvt has said repeatedly that exchange names are announced only as each listing agreement is fully executed, and that the lineup is still growing. Coordinated multi-venue launches are usually run under embargo for exactly this reason: an exchange that confirms early hands its competitors a free marketing window and hands traders a venue to front-run. The practical consequence for readers is a simple filter. Until it appears on Grvt's official channels, any screenshot, leak or influencer thread naming a launch venue is unverifiable, and in TGE week the unverifiable has a way of carrying wallet-drainer links. Our guide on how exchange listings work covers why day-one venue lists move prices and why that makes them prime bait.
The token trades on the exchange that issued it first.
Venues named one by one as agreements execute.
Community distribution drips over 12 months.
Real float on day one is far below headline supply.
The supply behind the ticker
The tokenomics are unusually well documented for a launch this young. The supply is fixed at 1 billion GRVT. The community and airdrop allocation stands at 28 percent, raised from a previously planned 22 percent per The Block's reporting, and the TGE announcement converted that percentage into a hard number: a 280 million token airdrop pool, split 100 million for Season 1 and 180 million for Season 2, released in batches over 12 months with each batch expiring 30 days after it opens. Private sale investors hold 19.9 percent after putting more than $33 million into the company across rounds, including a $19 million Series A in late 2025. The remainder covers team, treasury and buckets Grvt has not broken out publicly.
- Community and airdrop 28%
- Private sale investors 19.9%
- Not publicly broken out 52.1%
For anyone trying to model the launch, the float mathematics matter more than the headline supply. Only the first airdrop batch is liquid at TGE, multiplier participants deferred their entire allocation by four or eight months, and the investor tranche follows whatever vesting Grvt agreed privately. A billion token supply with a single-digit percentage actually tradable on day one is a recipe for sharp early moves in both directions, the pattern our tokenomics guide warns about whenever headline market cap and real float live in different universes.
What moves this entry
This page carries the announced status until the token actually trades, at which point the first event row becomes history instead of a promise. From there, each confirmed exchange gets its own dated event as Grvt names it, and nothing gets added on rumor, which in this launch's case means the entry may update several times in a single week if the embargoes lift the way coordinated launches usually do. The airdrop mechanics, including the registration window that now runs to August 6 and the claim schedule, live on our GRVT airdrop entry, which is the right page for anyone whose interest is collecting tokens rather than trading them. Between the two pages, the rule of the week is the same: Grvt's own channels are the only source that counts, and the day before a TGE is the single best day of the cycle to get phished.
Not financial advice Listings often spike and then bleed once the initial hype unwinds. Nothing here is a suggestion to buy this token. Verify dates on the exchange's own announcement page before trading: schedules slip.
