most token roadmaps are promises about what a team will do. @grvt_io just turned one of it's own promises into something you can verify. 1.1m $grvt token was bought and burnt. that's nearly 1% of circulating supply at the time. it was not moved to a treasury, nor locked for later. that distinction matters. the part I find more interesting? most roadmap asks you to trust what a team will do. a completed burn lets you confirm it was done, and grvt points to a public dashboard with onchain transaction hashes for exactly that (proofs). > grvt was built around the idea that users should control their own money without giving up the experience of a world-class exchange. now, with grvt 2.0, we’re seeing that philosophy show up onchain. this is the first of five buyback and burns. @grvt_io just proved that protocols can do less “here’s what we plan to do,” and more “here’s what we actually did.”