Grass DePIN Airdrop: Diamond Points & TGE Watch Guide

What is Grass?

Grass is a DePIN network that rewards users for sharing unused internet bandwidth to support public web data and AI use cases. DePIN means “decentralized physical infrastructure network.” In simple terms, users help run real internet infrastructure instead of one large company owning every piece of it.

Grass works in the background. You install the app, extension, Android app, desktop app, or supported node, then keep your device connected. Your contribution is tracked with Grass Points. These now split into Uptime Points and Network Points.

Uptime Points reward keeping your device online and active referrals. Network Points reward actual bandwidth use. That second part matters because the blue diamond points in the dashboard show when Grass really used your connection.

Founder verification: public founder proof points to Andrej Radonjic as a co-founder of Grass and co-founder/CEO of Wynd Labs, the team linked to Grass development. We do not see a fully public founder list for every contributor, so users should still DYOR, which means “do your own research.”

Our Experience Joining Grass

The AirdropBuzz Team reviewed the Grass join path from the official site, app flow, dashboard model, and referral page. The setup is light. It feels closer to setting up a background app than doing a normal quest campaign.

Our grind test had seven basic actions: open the join link, create an account, verify email, download the app or node option, keep it connected, check the rewards dashboard, and watch official channels for claim news. The full setup took about 10–20 minutes, depending on download speed and device checks.

The dashboard is easy to read once you understand the two point types. Uptime Points show that you stayed connected. Blue diamond Network Points show that your bandwidth was actually used. That is the key difference many farmers miss.

Grass diamond network points explained

Grass diamond network points are the blue diamond points shown in the Grass rewards dashboard. Officially, Grass calls them Network Points. Farmers call them diamonds because the dashboard uses a blue diamond icon beside the number.

These are not the same as Diamond Tier. Diamond Tier is a milestone or referral tier. Diamond network points are tied to real bandwidth usage. That means your device has to do more than sit online. Grass must route actual web data requests through your connection.

Grass says Network Points started from Epoch 11 of Stage 2. Each day, a fixed pool of 1,000,000 Network Points is shared across users. Your share depends on how much of your bandwidth was used compared with total network usage that day.

This is why diamond numbers can jump or drop hard between epochs. Your country, connection quality, device type, uptime, app type, and live network demand can all change the result. A user with fewer Uptime Points can still show stronger diamond Network Points if Grass uses their bandwidth more often.

Our take: diamond network points may matter more than old referral-style farming because they show real network use. Still, Grass has not confirmed a fixed conversion rate from diamond Network Points to GRASS tokens for Season 2, so treat them as a strong signal, not a guaranteed payout.

How to qualify for the Grass Season 2 airdrop

Grass Season 2 eligibility is not fully confirmed yet. Based on the current reward model, users should focus on clean account activity, strong uptime, and real bandwidth contribution.

Nothing here guarantees tokens. The final snapshot, claim rules, region rules, and points-to-token rate are still TBA.

Grass TGE date speculation: what is confirmed?

TGE means Token Generation Event. It is the moment a token goes live or becomes claimable or tradable. For Grass, the first GRASS token event already happened with Airdrop One. So current “Grass TGE date” talk usually means the next Season 2 allocation, claim window, or reward distribution.

The safe answer is TBA. Grass has not confirmed a final Season 2 claim date, snapshot date, points-to-token formula, or token amount for diamond Network Points. Community chatter is watching the late Stage 2 epochs closely, but that is still speculation.

Diamond network points may be a key signal because they measure actual bandwidth usage. That said, Grass can still apply other factors, such as uptime, region rules, account quality, and official eligibility terms.

Do not trust posts that say the Season 2 claim is live unless the link comes from the official Grass site, Grass Foundation site, official X, or official Discord. A real airdrop should never ask for your private key or a payment to “unlock” tokens.

Time vs Reward: Are Grass diamond network points worth farming?

For our grind test, Grass looks like a low-effort, long-wait airdrop. Setup takes around 10–20 minutes. After that, the real job is keeping a stable device online and letting the network use your bandwidth.

The reward side is more complex now. Uptime Points show that your device stayed available. Diamond network points show that Grass actually used your connection. In our view, the blue diamond column is the metric serious farmers should watch closely during Season 2.

The hard part is that diamond network points are not fully under your control. You can improve uptime, use a stable device, avoid weak Wi-Fi, and run the recommended app. But Grass still chooses which connections get used based on demand and network needs.

If you already keep a laptop, desktop, or Android device online, Grass is worth farming. If you plan to buy extra devices only to chase diamond network points, the risk is much higher because the Season 2 token rate is still TBA.

Risks & Things to Watch

• Points are not guaranteed money: Uptime Points and Network Points may help future rewards, but the final Season 2 formula is TBA.
• Diamond points can be confusing: The blue diamond icon means Network Points. It is not the same as Diamond Tier.
• TGE rumors are noisy: The first GRASS token event already happened. Current TGE talk is mostly about Season 2 timing.
• Bandwidth sharing has tradeoffs: Only join if you are comfortable sharing unused internet through Grass.
• Location matters: Some regions may see more bandwidth demand than others.
• Region limits may apply: Sanctions, regulatory risk, and local rules can affect eligibility.
• Fake claim links are common: Never enter a private key. Never send tokens to claim an airdrop.
• Referral spam is weak: Real active users matter more than empty invites.

Grass DePIN Airdrop FAQ

Is the Grass airdrop confirmed?

Grass already completed Airdrop One. Future GRASS rewards are expected through Grass Foundation timing, but Season 2 claim rules, snapshot details, and exact dates are still TBA.

What are Grass diamond network points?

Grass diamond network points are the blue diamond Network Points shown in the rewards dashboard. They are earned when Grass actively uses your bandwidth for network requests.

Are Grass diamond points the same as Diamond Tier?

No. Diamond network points are Network Points shown with a blue diamond icon. Diamond Tier is a separate milestone tier linked to points or referral progress.

When is the Grass TGE date?

The first GRASS token event already happened with Airdrop One. Current TGE talk usually means Season 2 or the next reward distribution, and that timing is still TBA.

How do I qualify for Grass Season 2?

Run Grass, keep strong uptime, earn Network Points when your bandwidth is used, refer real active users if possible, and follow official claim updates. Final eligibility rules are TBA.