Grvt x @centrifuge 🤝 The yield was always there. You just weren't allowed to have it. Until now. Grvt Earn now offers access to yield backed by @centrifuge's JTRSY (Janus Henderson Anemoy Treasury Fund).

.@grvt_io is a capital-productive Perp DEX where traders can earn up to 11% APY interest on all deposits used for trading. @kreisermatt below on how Grvt's architecture, unified margin, incentives, and upcoming GRVT token launch all play into the protocol's outperformance of the larger Perp DEX sector in the last year

How GRVT Scammed All Airdrop Users You received 5% of your Airdrop! In November you’ll get 10%, in March 2027 another 40% and the remaining 55% in July 2027. @grvt_io team bought off KOLs and shilled the $GRVT Airdrop campaign, promising a 40% unlock at TGE. Users were spending $5 per point, only to get 5 cents worth of tokens per point. By July 2027, the project will be dead and the tokens will be worth nothing. Be sure to thank the KOLs and the GRVT team! Truly the best Airdrop of the second half of 2026.

The 1.1M GRVT buyback and burn was the first real step in the Grvt 2.0 rollout Now I’m looking more at what comes after it @grvt_io is planning Stable Funding Perps for November, with stocks, FX, commodities and indices all in the same account Zero trading fees. Funding once a day. And a target of 1,000+ markets by the end of December 2026 That’s the part that stands out to me Not because “more markets” sounds good on paper but because jumping between different platforms for every type of exposure gets old pretty fast If Grvt can make that experience actually feel simple then Grvt 2.0 starts looking a lot broader than just another crypto perp platform Still need to see the liquidity and execution once it’s live of course But this is one of the roadmap pieces I’m genuinely curious about

The 1.1M GRVT buyback and burn was the first thing that got me looking at Grvt 2.0 again. But Earn is the part I kept coming back to. @grvt_io plans to bring tokenized fixed-income strategies onchain. Target yields can go up to 11% but obviously that isn’t guaranteed. The yield is meant to come from things like interest, premiums and invoices. Honestly, that makes more sense to me than another random high APY pool. Then there’s Yield as Margin coming after that. So instead of earning in one place, moving funds out, then using them to trade somewhere else, eligible balances could do both. Still need to see how it feels once it’s live. But yeah, that part of Grvt 2.0 is probably the one I’m watching closest.