The Grape ecosystem
How the chain, currencies, and products fit together.
The foundation
Grape Chain provides a common state for accounts, smart contracts, and asset ownership. Applications can use that state without placing every image, conversation, game update, or AI computation on chain. GRP pays network fees; GGT supports governance and specified participation mechanisms.
A single Ethereum-compatible address can identify your account across compatible networks, but the assets at that address remain specific to each network.
The products
| Product | What it does | Where to learn |
|---|---|---|
| Grape Wallet | Manage assets and access Grape tools | Wallet guide |
| GrapeScan | Inspect blocks, transactions, addresses, and network records | Explorer guide |
| Circle | Profiles, posts, community, and proposal workflows | Meet Circle |
| Daxly | Plan and build software and Grape Web3 projects | Build with Daxly |
| Kaldaran | A shared galaxy; GRP gameplay integration is planned | Explore Kaldaran |
| Grape Liquidity | A preview of USDT-funded liquidity and GRP rewards | Liquidity overview |
Connections without confusion
Product integrations do not make all accounts, balances, or permissions interchangeable. Daxly account credits are not a GRP balance. A Circle session is not permission to send wallet assets. A BSC token is not automatically a native Grape balance. The wiki explains each handoff so you know which product and network you are using.
Reviewed 10 November 2026. This is an editorial reference, not a live status monitor. How we review information →