Coinbase has added GROVE to its official asset listing roadmap and published the token’s Ethereum ERC-20 contract address: 0xB30FE1Cf884B48a22a50D22a9282004F2c5E9406. The update was posted on June 24, 2026 through the exchange’s official X account. That is a clear listing-related step, but it is not the same as a live market launch.
Roadmap inclusion is confirmed, trading is not
According to Coinbase’s own statement, GROVE still needs two things before trading can go live. First, market-making support must be in place, meaning liquidity partners need to be secured. Second, the technical infrastructure must pass internal review. Until both items are cleared, Coinbase will not open trading and has not announced a launch date.
This is part of the exchange’s roadmap process for new asset evaluations. The time between roadmap entry and live trading can vary widely. Some tokens move quickly, while others remain in this stage for weeks. For now, the only confirmed development is that GROVE has reached the roadmap stage.
GROVE’s supply structure is already public
Grove is described as a decentralized protocol with a native ERC-20 token on Ethereum. Its total supply is fixed at 10 billion tokens, all minted at genesis. The published allocation breaks down into 70% for Sky Farms, or 7 billion tokens, 25% for Labs, or 2.5 billion, and 5% for the Foundation, or 500 million.
The token is intended for governance participation and staking. The available material says staking may unlock access to protocol functions in the future, though the full staking design is still being finalized through governance decisions.
Audit details and market attention are both in focus
On the security side, the GROVE token contract has been audited by ChainSecurity and Spearbit as part of the Sky Endgame Toolkit. That gives the project a documented audit trail as it approaches a possible exchange launch.
Roadmap additions tend to draw attention because they have often been followed by price and volume activity even before trading starts on Coinbase. The source also points to GROVE’s token distribution, noting that 70% of supply has already been allocated through the Sky ecosystem. It presents that structure as a factor that may reduce immediate insider selling pressure after listing, though it does not amount to confirmation that trading is close.
The next signals to watch are official, not speculative
The main items to monitor are straightforward: confirmation of market-making support and completion of technical checks. Governance updates around staking mechanics may also matter for demand once trading opens. Coinbase said any live trading announcement will be issued separately after the remaining conditions are met.
For GROVE, the roadmap entry moves the process forward. It does not finish it.