for our Benefit airdrop should not be during the current bear market thers no liquidity in the crypto market and the grass token would decline hard if any airdrop is done
The team should wait the next bull market and we contributors must be patient because its for our benefit
This guide explains how to get started with Grass, how the points system works, and how to maximize your rewards using the latest apps and features.
Grass is a network that rewards users for sharing unused internet bandwidth with verified institutions for public web data collection and AI infrastructure.
You earn Grass Points for contributing bandwidth and staying connected to the network.
Points are currently divided into:
Network Points were introduced more recently and are based on actual bandwidth contribution and network demand.
Points are not the same as tokens.
Sign up on the official Grass website using your email.
Website:
Grass
New users receive a 10,000 Grass Points bonus after signing up.
The Android app is one of the easiest ways to maintain consistent uptime.
It allows you to earn directly from your phone while running quietly in the background.
The Android app currently earns up to 3x Grass Points compared to the standard browser extension.
Download the Android App:
Grass Android App
The Desktop App is ideal for stable uptime and long-term passive earning.
It continues running even when your browser is closed.
The Desktop App currently earns up to 2x Grass Points compared to the standard browser extension.
Download the Desktop App:
Grass Desktop App
The Chrome Extension is the easiest way to get started and works directly in your browser.
The Chrome Extension currently earns around 1.25x Grass Points while actively browsing.
Download the Chrome Extension:
Grass Chrome Extension
After installation:
Your Grass Points will begin accumulating automatically.
Grass now uses two types of points:
Earned for:
Earned based on:
A fixed pool of Network Points is distributed daily across active users.
Because of this, Network Point earnings may fluctuate from day to day.
Grass has a multi-level referral system.
You earn:
Referral bonuses do not reduce your referrals’ earnings.
To access your referral link:
You can run Grass on:
Many users run Grass across separate personal devices and networks for additional uptime opportunities.
Example:
Keeping the app running in the background while you use your device helps ensure more consistent point accumulation over time.
Many users run:
Active referrals who stay connected consistently are significantly more valuable than inactive signups.
Grass dashboard updates are not always instant.
Network Points and uptime statistics may sometimes take time to appear or update correctly.
Grass states that it:
Grass traffic is separated from personal internet activity.
Official Documentation:
Grass Docs
FAQ:
Grass FAQ
Hope this guide helps newer users better understand how Grass works.
Hello everyone,
I have connection issues with the desktop app since epoch 19 started and I can't connect to the network. What should I do?
Thanks.
The network is more reliable than it's ever been as our success rates and core performance metrics have increased across the board.
This is a result of improvements to our detection and filtering capabilities that remove bots, bad actors, and low quality nodes from the network. Our efforts to prevent bad actors from gaming the system have led to stronger and more sustainable network performance.
Our goal has always been simple: reward real users who support the network with bandwidth that the network can actually use.
Real rewards for real users.
Make sure to like and share! https://x.com/grass/status/2055317532261953746
Hello every1, im a bit confused...
Since epoch 19 started,my dashboard gone crazy....say that max 1 or 2 of my nodes(networks) working only and the rewards daily are every single day different...
Im using Parsec to "control" every device and after i log on into every single one of them says its connected and working properly.....
Another thing,im using also Android for x3 rewards,still on dashboard says its x2 And Disconnected.
Whole point is my average rewards since epoch 18 were from 25-30k daily,now since epoch 19 started, some day are 16k than 12k than jumps up to 18k.... And every single node is working not restarted, not discconected nothing....
24/7 active and rewards decreased.
Can some1 give me some advice or explanation???
Thanks in advance
The system is experiencing some kind of problem, I'm not sure what it is :D Is anyone else having the same problem? The network connection is still normal and uninterrupted.
As a quick overview for those asking about Grass: it’s a network that allows users to share unused internet bandwidth in a transparent, opt-in way to support AI development and research, without accessing personal data.
The app runs in the background, and users earn points based on uptime and bandwidth contribution.
The system itself is decentralized, with nodes, routers, and validators verifying activity and converting public web data into structured datasets.
The goal is to shift toward a more user-participatory internet model while maintaining privacy and security standards.
If anyone here is currently running mobile or desktop app feel free to share your experience with the community and other then the airdrop what else would you like to see?
How much points do you guys get per day? I get around 5k to 10k points per day and well depends how much it's working but 5k is a must till the end of my day. But im not sure if thats like a good avg or not? I think it is pretty fast cuz my one friend got like 7k this epoch 19... and i have like 71k and got 19k extra with hitting diamond tier today.
Feeling sad for that friend lmfao. She has been doing it for more months than me and suggested me and now im catching up to her pretty quick, bros ragebaiting over my points lmao
I want to warn others and also confirm whether this happened to anyone else.
I visited a website called grassnet.xyz after seeing videos/posts about Grass Season 2 airdrop eligibility.
The site asked me to:
It showed my wallet was eligible for around 4572 GRASS tokens.
Since I had no SOL for fees, I transferred SOL from Binance into my Phantom wallet multiple times. After confirming/signing the transaction, my SOL got transferred out to other wallet addresses.
On Solscan, I can see successful SOL transfers to unknown addresses, but I never received any GRASS tokens even after 30+ minutes.
Phantom wallet also showed: “Unknown App Interaction”
Did anyone else face this with grassnet.xyz?
Is this confirmed phishing/drainer scam?
Please be careful before connecting wallets to random Grass airdrop sites.
A lot of people keep asking the same question lately:
“Where should I stake my $GRASS?”
And honestly, I think most people are looking at the wrong things.
A lot of users focus only on APY, temporary hype, or whichever router currently has the most visibility. But when it comes to infrastructure ecosystems, the stuff that usually matters most long term is:
This article is not financial advice, and it is not intended to attack other routers. There are several solid operators in the ecosystem.
But I do think it’s worth talking about what actually matters when choosing where to stake.
Especially now, while the Grass ecosystem still feels relatively early.
One of the biggest misunderstandings in the community is the role of routers themselves.
At the moment, Grass routers are primarily staking providers.
A lot of newer users seem to think routers are already deeply involved in the scraping infrastructure itself, but the actual backbone of the network is still largely driven by nodes and users contributing uptime and bandwidth.
So when you stake to a router, you are not just clicking a random name on a list.
You are effectively deciding:
That part matters more than many people realize.
Especially in crypto.
Because people remember who was there before things became popular.
Crypto communities are filled with hype cycles.
One week a project is “the future,” the next week people move on to the next narrative.
But infrastructure ecosystems usually evolve differently.
In the long run, people tend to gravitate toward operators who consistently remain active during both good and bad market conditions.
That does not necessarily mean a router is constantly trending on social media or being spammed across timelines.
In fact, the opposite is often true.
Some of the more respected operators inside smaller infrastructure ecosystems quietly build credibility over time simply through consistency and visibility.
0xChain is a good example of this dynamic.
Not because everyone constantly talks about it.
Not because of massive marketing campaigns.
But because the operator behind the router remains highly active within the Grass ecosystem itself, including discussions on X, Reddit, Discord, and community spaces.
And I think people notice that.
Especially during quieter periods where there’s less hype and fewer short-term narratives flying around.
That’s usually where real trust starts getting built.
Another topic that constantly comes up is router commission.
People often look only at APY or rewards without really thinking about what commission actually represents.
A router commission is essentially the operator fee taken from staking rewards.
Some operators choose aggressive commission percentages. Others try to keep fees lower in order to attract long-term delegators.
0xChain currently operates at 5%, which honestly feels like a pretty reasonable middle ground to me.
Why?
Because extremely low commissions can sometimes become difficult to sustain long term, while very high commissions obviously reduce delegator rewards over time.
So balanced structures often make more sense than people initially think.
A reasonable commission structure can also signal something important:
The operator may actually be focused on long-term ecosystem growth instead of maximizing short-term extraction.
And I think more people are starting to pay attention to that distinction.
A lot of crypto participants approach staking with a very short-term mentality.
They chase:
But infrastructure networks are usually won by consistency.
The Grass ecosystem itself is actually a pretty good example of this.
For a long time, many outsiders underestimated the project because they viewed it only through the lens of token price action.
Meanwhile, the actual network kept expanding quietly in the background.
Bandwidth.
Nodes.
Data infrastructure.
Real-world AI demand.
Distributed participation.
The same logic applies to routers.
The most valuable operators long term are often not the loudest ones.
They are the ones who continue contributing during periods where attention temporarily disappears.
That’s where community trust starts compounding.
And that’s one reason why community-oriented routers like 0xChain seem to slowly attract delegators organically over time.
Another interesting dynamic has emerged inside the Grass ecosystem.
A lot of users intentionally avoid concentrating all stake into the largest entities.
Why?
Because decentralization matters.
A healthy ecosystem benefits from having multiple reliable operators instead of one or two dominant giants controlling everything.
This naturally creates more attention around community-focused routers that combine:
For many delegators, that combination feels more authentic than purely corporate branding.
And authenticity still matters in crypto, especially in ecosystems that grew organically rather than through massive venture-backed marketing campaigns.
When evaluating where to stake $GRASS, I honestly think users should focus on a few core things instead of simply chasing whichever router is temporarily trending.
Lower is not always automatically better.
Users should ask:
Many delegators currently seem comfortable with operators sitting around the 5% range because it balances competitiveness with sustainability.
That’s one reason why routers like 0xChain are often viewed positively within parts of the community.
Has the operator actually been active?
Do people recognize them from ongoing ecosystem participation?
Or did they appear suddenly only after staking became profitable?
Experienced crypto users usually pay close attention to this.
Some operators disappear during quieter market periods.
Others continue building regardless of price.
That distinction becomes extremely important over multi-year timelines.
Good operators communicate clearly.
They explain changes.
They remain visible.
They answer questions.
They participate in discussions.
Even simple visibility creates trust over time.
This may sound abstract, but it matters.
Some operators clearly care about the broader Grass ecosystem itself.
Others simply see staking as another revenue stream.
Communities usually notice the difference eventually.
The Grass ecosystem is still evolving, and the router landscape will probably continue changing as the network matures.
But one thing already seems pretty clear:
Users are becoming more thoughtful about where they stake.
People are no longer choosing randomly.
They are evaluating:
And honestly, I think that’s healthy for the ecosystem overall.
Because strong decentralized networks are not built only through technology.
They are built through trust.
And whether someone ultimately chooses a large operator or a community-focused router like 0xChain, understanding why these factors matter is probably more important than blindly following short-term hype cycles.
Curious where everyone else is staking and what factors matter most to you when choosing a router.
As the title says… lots of people hating on this project because the Grass doesn’t have answers to some of the questions yet, but lets take a moment to appreciate what Grass token’s value has done in the last 3 months? The team is hard at work. I’m still bullish on this and started with Season 2. Been buying grass on the stock exchange and staking it in addition to sharing bandwidth. 106% gain in 3 months is just the start lads. In a world where instant gratification is needed: here’s a picture to bring some. Keep patient, stay hungry, ignore the noise and lets goooo 🚀🚀🚀🫡🫡🫡
Idk if its my phone issue, but I cannot enable/disable battery optimization setting in my mobile. Infact I cannot find the setting itself. I couldn't login with grass on my phone cuz of that and I used some application on desktop and connected my mobile w it and some bs with an app to ignore the battery optimization setting being forced to login. It worked, but it maybe messing with my earnings... cuz its not officially turned off its just bypassing that setting. Is it my mobile model or smth what's the issue?
Has anyone else seen a significant drop in points starting from Epoch 19?
I’ve always had the same devices connected. Some of them got a relatively new uptime after changing IPs, but they’ve still always been the same devices.
How is it possible that I’m now generating less than half the points? What changed?
The points system is really not transparent or easy to understand. In another post, people mentioned that uptime was supposedly calculated as the sum of all devices or something like that, but the math just doesn’t add up.
I already have brave wallet but cannot transfer it
At Epoche 18 Grass deleted about 30k of my earned points. I have Screenshots of it, do you have this problem?
