Grvt's token generation event (TGE), the day a token first trades, took place on July 30, 2026, and its undisclosed venue list opened. KuCoin and Bitget trade GRVT/USDT today, Bybit confirmed its listing on July 29, and Coinbase enabled deposits. The airdrop claim opens at 21:00.
Bitget lists GRVT in its DeFi zone, with the USDT pair going live at 14:00 UTC, according to its announcement carried by GlobeNewswire. Cryptonomist covered Bybit's confirmation. Crypto Briefing reported that Coinbase switched on GRVT deposits ahead of trading, its standard prelude to opening an order book.
Grvt had delayed its TGE to arrange a simultaneous multi-exchange launch, and that launch turned out to be real. As we covered in our TGE preview, the team refused to name venues in advance, saying they would be named only as each agreement executed. It took criticism for the opacity, then produced four major platforms inside the launch window.
In our reading, the embargo on venue names worked as coordinated launches are meant to. Confirmations arrived through exchange announcements rather than leaks, so there was no week of tradable rumor for insiders to front-run and no venue list circulating early for phishing operators to clone. Our guide on how exchange listings work covers why day-one venue lists are treated like price-sensitive material.
The issuing exchange trades its own token first.
GRVT/USDT pair open on TGE day.
DeFi zone listing, GRVT/USDT from July 30.
Listing confirmed July 29 per Cryptonomist.
Deposits enabled ahead of trading.
Query and claim open tonight per Odaily.
What trades today, and what is still waiting
The distinction to keep straight is between live order books and staged ones. GRVT/USDT means GRVT priced against USDT, a dollar stablecoin, and that pair is live on KuCoin and Bitget. Grvt's own spot market is also trading. Bybit's listing is confirmed but announced on its own schedule.
Coinbase deposits are plumbing, not a market. The exchange routinely opens transfers first so that trading starts with inventory on the book, and it attaches the usual caveat that trading begins once liquidity conditions are met. A deposit notice is not a trading notice, so until Coinbase publishes a trading start, GRVT on Coinbase is deposit-only.
A reader who sees Coinbase listing headlines should check which phase is live before assuming a US retail bid exists. Two announcements would settle the open items: Coinbase's trading start and Bybit's trading schedule.
What it means for claimants
For holders, more venues change the airdrop math in one concrete way: recipients have somewhere to go. A token that launches only on its issuer's own market gives claimants one exit, and launch-day spreads there tend to reflect that lack of alternatives. More venues typically mean tighter spreads and better price discovery.
The float mechanics from the TGE preview still apply, since only the first batch of the 280 million token community pool is liquid at TGE and the rest releases over 12 months.
The claim itself opens at 21:00 tonight. Users who registered and picked a receiving chain before July 17 receive their first batch automatically, and everyone else claims inside the Grvt app. Each batch expires 30 days after it opens. Late registration runs through August 6 at 00:00 UTC on the official portal only.
TGE day is also peak scam season. A real multi-venue launch makes scams easier to believe than usual, because every fake page offering to claim GRVT on Coinbase now has a true-sounding premise. The claim lives inside the Grvt app, no exchange runs it, and nothing about a listing requires a signature. We track the venue board on our GRVT listing entry, which moved from announced to listed today and adds a dated row for each exchange as it opens.
