Grin is a proof-of-work blockchain based on Mimblewimble, designed as privacy-focused digital cash for transfers. Its native token is GRIN, which can be used for payments and on-chain transaction fees.

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Q: What practical purpose does Grin's privacy design serve?

Grin transactions do not directly show amounts and common recipient addresses on-chain as many blockchains do. Mimblewimble hides amounts with cryptographic commitments and can aggregate transactions and remove spent intermediate data, improving privacy and reducing long-term chain data.

Q: Why do both parties need to interact when sending GRIN?

A Grin payment requires the sender and recipient to exchange transaction data to jointly complete and sign it. Wallets first try to communicate through Tor; if that is not possible, they can exchange Slatepack, an encrypted text message carrying transaction data.

Q: Is GRIN's supply capped?

GRIN is issued linearly at a fixed rate of one new coin per second, continuously, so there is no fixed maximum supply. As circulating supply grows, new issuance becomes a smaller proportion of existing supply, while total supply continues to increase.

Q: How is GRIN issued and distributed?

Grin has no ICO, premine, founder rewards, or development tax. New coins enter circulation through block subsidies, and miners also receive transaction fees; these continuing block subsidies maintain mining incentives for the proof-of-work network.

Q: What does ongoing issuance mean for GRIN users?

GRIN's block reward consists of newly issued block subsidies and transaction fees paid by users. Continuing subsidies reduce pressure for the network to rely only on transaction fees to incentivize miners, but holders should also understand that linear issuance increases total supply over time.

Rank 7524

$0.01156

-$0.00009(-0.85%)

Market Cap

$10.22K

24h High

$0.01200

24h Low

$0.01101

24h Turnover

$1.29K

Total Supply

171.87M

Market Sentiment

Neutral

Grin (GRIN) Price Performance

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Grin (GRIN) has a Last Price of $0.01156, with a 24h change of -0.85%. The 24h low is $0.01101, the 24h high is $0.01200, and the 24h turnover is $1.29K. The current market cap is approximately $10.22K, ranking 7524 by market cap and accounting for 0.000038% of the total crypto market cap. The All-Time High is $25.09000 (⁦2019-01-16⁩), with a change from the All-Time High of -99.95%.

7 Days
+11.26%
Low
$0.00931
High
$0.01449
30 Days
-30.06%
Low
$0.00762
High
$0.01786
90 Days
-13.34%
Low
$0.00762
High
$0.02500
1 Year
-70.68%
Low
$0.00762
High
$0.05017

Fear & Greed Index

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Yesterday: 55; Normal
Last Week: 62; Greed
Last Month: 70; Greed

The Fear & Greed Index is currently 63/100, in the Greed zone; change from yesterday: +8, from last week: +1, and from last month: -7. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.

Why Did Grin (GRIN) Fall in the Last 24 Hours?

The report’s statistical window ran from 2026-10-19 to 2026-10-20. GRIN rose sharply within an hour and then retreated. Trading volume and market capitalization were both small; in thin liquidity, modest flows and order-book changes can amplify short-term moves, but no clear catalyst was identified. During that period, the bid-to-ask depth ratio across the top five levels was 1.28, relatively balanced overall, while a sell wall of about 9,778 GRIN at $0.012 presented overhead pressure. Technical signals were mixed: the 4-hour moving average was bullish but lagging, the daily moving average was bearish, and short-term momentum had weakened. These indicators alone do not confirm the subsequent direction.

About Grin (GRIN)

Grin is an open source software project to implement the mimblewimble blockchain, and fills in some necessary things (missing in the mimblewimble protocol) to implement a complete blockchain and cryptocurrency. The main purposes and features of the grin project are as follows: the default feature of privacy protection. This makes it completely replaceable and retains the ability to selectively disclose information on demand. The block size matches the transaction volume. Only about 100 bytes of transaction kernel is reserved for historical transactions, which saves a lot of space compared with other block links. Powerful and proven cryptography. Mimblewimble only uses elliptic curve cryptography, which has been tried and tested for decades. Simple design makes it easy to review and maintain the code in the future. Community driven. A mining algorithm that resists ASIC (cuckoo cycle algorithm) is adopted to encourage decentralized mining.

Use Cases and Features

Grin is a privacy-focused digital cash network based on Mimblewimble. GRIN is used for on-chain transfers and to pay transaction fees. Transaction amounts and conventional on-chain addresses are not directly disclosed; transactions can also be aggregated in blocks and spent intermediate data removed, balancing privacy with blockchain data size. Senders and receivers must exchange transaction data to complete a payment together. Wallets usually communicate through Tor and can also use Slatepack encrypted text messages.

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

GRIN has linear issuance: one new coin is issued per second, and issuance continues with no premine, ICO, founder rewards, or development tax. Block rewards include newly issued block subsidies and transaction fees; the ongoing subsidy is intended to provide long-term mining incentives for the proof-of-work network. As a result, total supply increases over time, while new supply gradually becomes a smaller proportion of the existing supply.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Grin (GRIN)

What is Grin?

What practical purpose does Grin's privacy design serve?

Why do both parties need to interact when sending GRIN?

Is GRIN's supply capped?

How is GRIN issued and distributed?

What does ongoing issuance mean for GRIN users?

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