GRASS costs less than seven cents, rising 24 hours by 24%, with a market cap of around 480 million, and trading volume of over 6 million. What it does is use everyone’s idle bandwidth to help AI scrape web data—plainly speaking, it’s a crowdsourced crawler. During the last cycle of hype around AI data, it shone for a while, but afterward it steadily slumped and nobody paid attention. Today, it’s suddenly being pulled back into the spotlight, and I honestly don’t see where the money came from.
The market cap isn’t small; in a day it trades only a bit over 6 million. The float is basically locked in the hands of a small number of people, and there isn’t much speculative inventory outside. This kind of move either pushes through in one go, or tomorrow at the open, the trapped-sell pressure from the earlier high crowd will press it back down and pin it there.
The market cap isn’t small; in a day it trades only a bit over 6 million. The float is basically locked in the hands of a small number of people, and there isn’t much speculative inventory outside. This kind of move either pushes through in one go, or tomorrow at the open, the trapped-sell pressure from the earlier high crowd will press it back down and pin it there.
