Grvt 2.0: One Balance for Everything What if the same capital could earn yield while simultaneously backing your trades? That's exactly what @grvt_io is building with Grvt 2.0, scheduled to launch by the end of November 2026. Instead of choosing between earning yield and trading, Grvt aims to make a single balance work for both. --- ① Grvt Earn: Turn Savings Into Yield Scheduled for the end of October, Grvt Earn introduces tokenized fixed-income assets that generate cash flows from: ▸ Interest: Income from credit instruments. ▸ Premiums: Income from premium-generating assets. ▸ Invoices: Cash flows from receivables. Target yield of up to ~11%, not guaranteed, with traditional finance partners expected to be announced at launch. --- ② Yield as Margin: The Real Game Changer This is arguably the most interesting part of the roadmap. Traditionally, trading perpetual futures requires capital to be set aside as collateral, potentially taking it away from yield-generating opportunities. Grvt wants to change that. Deposit → Grvt Earn → Earn Yield → Use Eligible Earn Balance as Trading Margin Your eligible Earn balance can continue accruing yield while supporting your trading positions. This introduces a new level of capital efficiency, although actual margin capacity will still depend on risk parameters and collateral requirements. --- ③ Stable Funding Perps: Bringing TradFi Onchain Scheduled for November, Grvt plans to expand perpetual trading into traditional markets: ▸ Stocks ▸ FX ▸ Commodities ▸ Indices With a proposed structure featuring: → Zero trading fees. → Funding settled once daily. → A target of 1,000+ markets by the end of December 2026. Funding, spreads, and other trading costs may still apply. --- Everything comes together in a redesigned app scheduled for the end of November. One Balance → Earn Yield + Back Trades Grvt is moving toward a model where capital can remain productive even while supporting active trading positions. That's a meaningful step toward better capital efficiency in DeFi and onchain trading. Why let your capital sit idle when it could be working?