You know how background apps use your internet even when you're not using them. Like the notifications you get from WhatsApp or other social media apps, games, etc. You may not be using them at the time, but they are still actively working in the background. Their background activity uses your data and in some cases, is used to track and send your data to 3rd parties. You don't get paid for all this, it all happens for free. You have no upside while bearing all the downside simultaneously, it's a lose-lose situation for you. Grass fixes the problem of bearing all the burden by paying you for your bandwidth.

With Grass, your internet is still being used by the app, but this time, you get paid for it. In essence: You are selling your unused internet. You may ask why Grass want to buy your internet and that is a very valid question. You see, Grass is the underlying infrastructure that powers AI models. By installing the Grass web extension, the application will automatically sell your unused internet to AI companies, who use it to scrape the internet and train their models. The result? You share in the growth of AI, earning a stake in the network for selling a resource you didn’t even know you had. (culled from getgrass.io)

In the past week, grass introduced wallet linking and verification for early users. This has increased speculation around the possibility of an airdrop before July ends. With $GRASS currently trading on the whales market at just $0.000882 and over $2.5 million traded BEFORE it has listed, we are currently in endgame territory

Backed by multiple A-tier VCs, capturing over $4.5 million in 2 seed rounds, be assured that the airdrop will be substantial.

To get started with grass, follow this link: Starting With Grass to register and begin farming $GRASS

I know you'll need a quickstart guide on what to do after installing grass so here's a thread by Jude Umeano on X. It details everything you need to know about Grass and hope to get started.: https://x.com/judeumeano/status/1761301751406174653

As always, do your due diligence. If you are not comfortable with a protocol, do not go into it.

After you read this, better go out and touch $GRASS.