Grass Airdrop Season 2 is entering its closing phase, with community trackers suggesting Epoch 21 could be the final points-farming epoch before distribution. The team has confirmed a batch of updates over the next two weeks tied to the Season 2 rollout, including roadmap news, ecosystem progress, and a non-custodial wallet built directly into user accounts. What remains unsettled are the items users care about most: the snapshot date, eligibility rules, and the final token allocation.
July 7 call is the clearest near-term checkpoint
Grass has scheduled a network participation call for July 7. Based on the current outline, the team is expected to discuss roadmap progress, business milestones, and growth highlights. The bigger question is whether the call will also bring clearer guidance on the airdrop eligibility checker and distribution process.
That matters because Season 2 farmers have spent months collecting uptime points and diamonds, yet the conversion method has not been locked in publicly. A small change in ratio could materially alter the final payout, and right now most figures circulating online remain community estimates rather than confirmed project details.
Non-custodial wallet is expected in mid-July
The official account has confirmed that every Grass account will receive a built-in non-custodial wallet. Users are expected to hold, send, and receive assets, including tokens, without installing a separate app. Access to the wallet will be secured through a passkey or email one-time password, instead of a custodial key-storage model.
The wallet is expected to go live in mid-July. The source also says funds should be withdrawable through MoonPay to debit cards, Venmo, or PayPal. Some community members believe full eligibility rules and payout timing may only become clear after this wallet launch, which is why the rollout has become just as important as the July 7 call.
Allocation remains open, and the ratio debate is growing
Community-circulated tokenomics point to a total supply of 1 billion tokens, with 17%, or 170 million tokens, reserved for “Future Incentives,” the category used for incentives and airdrop rewards. Even so, there is still no official confirmation on how much of that reserve will be used for Season 2. Community estimates referenced in the source suggest that only 8% to 10% of that reserve may be distributed this season, based on patterns seen in Season 1.
The conversion ratio is even less certain. Community reports from Season 1 varied sharply: some participants described outcomes near 1 token for 3,000 points, while others reported something closer to 1 token for 10,000 points. That spread suggests a weighted or tiered system rather than a flat formula. For Season 2, discussions in the community indicate that diamonds, uptime, and possibly tier status could carry more weight than raw point totals alone.
Price claims online do not all match market data
The source notes that community posts have placed recent Grass trading in the $0.45 to $0.55 range. At the same time, screenshots circulating online that claim an all-time high near $4.9 do not line up with third-party market data. Those external data points place the actual all-time high closer to $3.90 in late 2024.
That gap is not trivial. Anyone trying to estimate the value of a possible airdrop is relying on price assumptions, and the article explicitly warns readers to treat unverified screenshots with caution. What is clear from the source is that the token is currently trading below $1, while broader rally narratives tied to the airdrop remain speculative.
Two dates now define the final stretch
At this stage, the two most important markers are the July 7 participation call and the mid-July wallet launch. The first may address roadmap specifics, OKX listing status, and possibly the long-awaited snapshot date. The second could be the point after which the project reveals fuller details on eligibility and distribution.
Until Grass confirms those items directly, any precise snapshot date, checker criteria, or allocation percentage should be treated as unverified community interpretation. Season 2 is close to the end, but the variables that decide the actual payout are still unresolved.