GRVT on OKX: spot schedule and project context

Grvt services versus GRVT spot trading

OKX introduces Grvt as a self-custodial onchain financial and trading platform. Using those services and trading GRVT at OKX are distinct paths: investigate the project’s account and asset controls for the former, and exchange spot rules for the latter.

Schedule and contract address in the notice

From OKX's announcement of July 30, 2026 (all times UTC):

• Contract address: 0xAD29F2723fcdBcF665F210F25E06f97477e417cF
• Deposits: opened on July 30 at 03:00
• Call auction: July 30, 13:00 to 14:00
• Spot trading: opened on July 30 at 14:00
• Withdrawals: opened on July 30 at 16:00
• Pair: GRVT/USDT

The announcement does not name a network, so rely on the network and address shown on OKX's deposit page. The contract address above was checked against the announcement.

The call auction and early trading limits

OKX held a one-hour call auction before trading opened. Market orders were not supported for the first five minutes after the auction ended, and price limits applied at first, with parameters that could change with market conditions. Prices usually swing hard right after an opening, and a limit order avoids filling far from the price you expected. The announcement also notes that not every product it mentions is available in every jurisdiction.

A listing is not an airdrop eligibility notice

The GRVT/USDT announcement establishes a market schedule, not entitlement to tokens for joining Grvt. For an airdrop or points opportunity, find a separate official campaign with explicit eligibility and claim rules.

What should further project research cover?

Start with the function you need, then check fees, deposits and withdrawals, network support and account control. Research token utility, allocation and unlocks separately; an exchange opening time cannot answer those questions.

Using a historical listing record

Use the record to identify the exchange, pair and original schedule, then check the live venue for availability. It does not describe current prices, order-book depth or withdrawal maintenance.