GENESIS · FAIR LAUNCH

No premine. Check it yourself.

Every GRID in existence was earned by emission from block one. Nothing was allocated to founders, investors, or the treasury at genesis. Below is what a live node reports right now, read over the peer-to-peer network.

Which chain is this?

A chain’s genesis hash is the fingerprint of its first block. Ask a node for its hash, then check it against the hash committed in our source. A node serving a different chain cannot hide it here, because you are comparing its answer to a fixed reference rather than to itself.

Reported by the peerstaging
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No canonical hash is published yet, so there is nothing to compare against. This page shows you what the peer claims and does not pretend to have verified it.

Not published yetNothing to compare yet

How much GRID exists?

Summed over every account on the chain at the block shown, counting both spendable and locked balances — GRID that is staked or otherwise locked still exists, so leaving it out would understate the total. GRID divides to 18 decimal places and its base unit is called a drop, so the exact figure is printed in drops beneath the rounded one.

Total supply
1,000 GRID
1000000000000000000000 drops
read at block 10154 · 2026-08-04 16:49:47 UTC

Circulating supply is currently the same number as total supply, and we would rather say so than print it twice as if it were separate evidence. Nothing was pre-minted, nothing has been burned, and no accounts are excluded from circulation. The two figures separate only once governance defines a non-circulating set.

Emission to dateThe chain does not yet keep a running total of emission that is committed to state, so there is no figure we can show you and stand behind. It is left empty rather than reported as zero.
Burned to dateLikewise, no committed burn total. Nothing in the protocol destroys GRID today — slashing forfeits a stake rather than burning it — so the honest answer is that there is no figure, not that the figure is zero.

Monetary policy

These parameters are committed into the genesis block. Their values come from a separate economic-modelling pass and are not set yet, so no number is shown for them here.

reference_supplyThe emission curve's reference scale. Not a hard cap — The Grid defends the curve, not a headline supply number.not set
decay_bpsThe smooth disinflationary decay rate. No halving cliffs.not set
tail_emissionThe fixed perpetual tail, funding the un-billed commons forever while percentage inflation glides toward zero.not set
validators_bps / workers_bps / verifiers_bpsThe reward split across validators, workers, and verifiers. The three sum to 10000, applied to the post-treasury remainder. There is no staker bucket: stake secures by being slashable, not by paying a yield.not set

What secures the network today

During the bootstrap window, The Grid's consensus is secured by a fixed, named, permissioned validator set, scored by NPV and network topology and held accountable through social, legal, and launch-ceremony commitments. It is NOT economically secured by slashable stake: no validator has posted a bond, no value is at risk, and while the slashing machinery is wired and executes every block, slashing a bootstrap validator decrements a bookkeeping figure rather than confiscating economic value. The genesis NPV score is a seeded default, not a measured one. Safety during this window rests on at least two-thirds of the named operators behaving honestly, enforced by identity and accountability — not by cryptoeconomic penalty. Economic security begins only in bonded mode, once operators have earned GRID through emission and DEF services and locked a real, slashable bond.

More on what lives on-chain and how it is verified: Trust & verifiability.

Reproduce the hash yourself

The genesis hash is a deterministic function of the genesis configuration: the same input always produces the same hash, so anyone holding that file can recompute it and compare. That includes the assertion that every opening account balance sums to zero.

Recompute it

The tool ships in the node release. Point it at a chain’s genesis configuration and it prints the hash that configuration produces:

grid deploy genesis <chain-id>Genesis hash: <64 hex characters>

Compare that against the hash above. The computation is deterministic and depends only on the genesis configuration, so the same file always yields the same hash on any machine.

The nodes enforce it too

Operators do not have to take the hash on trust either. A node is started with the hash it expects, and refuses to join if what it computes disagrees:

grid deploy start --all --expect-genesis-hash <hash>
Genesis configurationNot published yet, and the command above needs it. No public network has launched, so there is no configuration to hand you and no canonical hash to compare against — which is why the check above reads as pending rather than as a result. Both appear here together, or neither does.

Everything here is checkable.