Express intent.
A client creates and signs a transaction, then sends it to a network node.
GRP powers the Grape chain. A core currency for a network that brings together parallel transactions, programmable applications and autonomous intelligence.
GRP is Grape’s core network currency. The original token design places it at the center of access to ecosystem functions and services, while GGT carries the governance role.
Original token roles · Grape Lightpaper V5 ↗A currency connected to the activity of the Grape chain.
A common ecosystem for developers, users and digital experiences.
A core asset around which builders can design interactions and services.
Daxly helps turn ideas into software that can connect with this programmable ecosystem.
Behind a currency is the ledger that records its activity. VINE’s technical paper describes how signed transactions become connected sites and coordinated account state.
A client creates and signs a transaction, then sends it to a network node.
A full node performs formal checks before assembling an accepted transaction into a site.
The site references earlier sites and travels between peers, contributing to the DAG’s connected history.
Commit transactions coordinate verified activity, balances and smart-contract results.
An explanation of the documented ledger architecture. Confirmation behavior and operating parameters follow the current network implementation.
Transaction lifecycle · p. 12Commit structure · p. 9Grape’s currency sits within a wider programmable network. These examples show the kinds of experiences builders can design around it.
Imagine an application where a payment and a service interact through software, with activity recorded on a shared ledger.
Explore exchanges between players, digital assets and connected game experiences that extend beyond a single session.
Use Daxly to help build software, then explore how network activity and smart contracts fit into its design.
Illustrative application ideas. Individual products define the assets they support, their payment flows and their availability.
VINE connects transaction sites in a directed acyclic graph, allowing activity to progress along multiple paths.
Explore the architectureEVM compatibility connects Grape with an established smart-contract development model.
Developer starting pointsThe commit structure brings account balances and contract results into a coordinated ledger view.
Understand commitsGrape gives its core currency and governance token distinct responsibilities within one ecosystem.
GRP is the core currency that powers the Grape chain.
The currency at the center of Grape’s network and ecosystem activity.
Understand the network, its applications and the current asset specification.
GGT powers governance across much of the Grape chain.
A dedicated token for proposals and voting in Grape’s governance design.
Understand the mandate, participation rules and the proposals under discussion.
Building an application, exploring GRP or planning a network integration? Tell the Grape team what you have in mind and ask for the current resources for your use case.
Explore the developer guide, then request the current network configuration, asset details and integration requirements.
Visit the developer hubShare the application you are building and the role you expect GRP to play in its user experience.
Discuss your projectRequest the current GRP specification and official access instructions before choosing how to participate.
Ask about GRPUnderstand the currency’s role and the resources that support informed participation.
GRP is the core currency that powers the Grape chain. Grape’s original token design also describes it as the main coin for access to ecosystem functions and services.
GRP is the network currency. GGT is dedicated to governance across much of the chain, including proposals and voting in the governance design.
Applications define their own supported assets and user flows. A currency’s network role does not establish one payment model for every service. Builders should use the current network and application specifications.
Ask the team for the current GRP specification, fee model, supported networks and official identifiers. Contact Grape for the details relevant to your intended use.
Contact Grape for current official access channels and network instructions. Availability and access requirements can change, so use the current information provided for your location and intended network.
EVM compatibility is part of Grape’s current development direction. The developer hub explains the starting points; the current network release determines supported tooling and deployment parameters.