I asked two employees at a buffet how the trays get refilled. One said it's a fixed schedule, same portions every hour. The other said kitchen staff adjust based on how busy the room looks. Both had worked there for years. I left without knowing which one was actually true.
Coverage of GRVT's weekly points program has a similar split. One detailed explainer describes the mechanic as a fixed pool of points distributed among active users each week, with the total amount scaling based on platform-wide trading volume, meaning a busier week produces a bigger pool. A separate airdrop tracking source describes the current season more plainly, stating that 150,000 points are distributed every week, without mentioning any scaling behavior tied to volume. Both descriptions can't be fully precise at the same time. Either the weekly emission is a genuinely fixed number regardless of how much trading happens, in which case "scaling based on volume" is imprecise language describing something else, like how those fixed points get divided among users rather than the pool size itself, or the pool really does move with volume and 150,000 is just a snapshot of one particular week rather than a constant. The categories feeding the formula are consistent across both descriptions, trading volume, open interest, liquidations, TVL, referrals, and maker liquidity, so the inputs aren't in dispute, only the total size of what gets divided among them. For a program directly tied to airdrop allocation at TGE, that's not a small detail to leave unclear.
Whether GRVT's weekly point pool is a fixed 150,000 or a number that scales with platform volume isn't settled by public descriptions, both framings circulate, and GRVT hasn't clarified which one actually governs each week's distribution.
@grvt_io $GRVT #grvt $LAB $PALU
Coverage of GRVT's weekly points program has a similar split. One detailed explainer describes the mechanic as a fixed pool of points distributed among active users each week, with the total amount scaling based on platform-wide trading volume, meaning a busier week produces a bigger pool. A separate airdrop tracking source describes the current season more plainly, stating that 150,000 points are distributed every week, without mentioning any scaling behavior tied to volume. Both descriptions can't be fully precise at the same time. Either the weekly emission is a genuinely fixed number regardless of how much trading happens, in which case "scaling based on volume" is imprecise language describing something else, like how those fixed points get divided among users rather than the pool size itself, or the pool really does move with volume and 150,000 is just a snapshot of one particular week rather than a constant. The categories feeding the formula are consistent across both descriptions, trading volume, open interest, liquidations, TVL, referrals, and maker liquidity, so the inputs aren't in dispute, only the total size of what gets divided among them. For a program directly tied to airdrop allocation at TGE, that's not a small detail to leave unclear.
Whether GRVT's weekly point pool is a fixed 150,000 or a number that scales with platform volume isn't settled by public descriptions, both framings circulate, and GRVT hasn't clarified which one actually governs each week's distribution.
@grvt_io $GRVT #grvt $LAB $PALU