SuperWalk GRND (GRND): What It Is, Uses and Risks

SuperWalk GRND (GRND) is the in-app token of SuperWalk, a fitness project that combines activity tracking, NFTs and blockchain rewards. The team describes its goal as making active, healthy habits easier to build. It says it ran a community-based running app called Proground for nine months and used that work for research on walking pattern recognition, GPS tracking and vehicle detection. The project is tied to a move-to-earn model, where people are rewarded for physical activity. Public descriptions of the project are mostly marketing-style statements from the team and third-party summaries, so readers should treat stated plans as goals rather than confirmed delivery. The token is not a native coin of any blockchain. It is issued on existing networks, which is covered in the chains section below.

According to the project description, users buy NFT shoes to start Pro Mode. In that mode, walkers and runners earn GRND by moving at a targeted speed, and they can upgrade their shoes to earn more rewards. A separate Basic Mode lets non-crypto users join by downloading the app and earning a small amount of a different token, WALK. Third-party pages say GRND is used inside the app to repair, synthesize, level up, build and buy items. The project also says it plans for holders to use their NFT shoes in the ZEPETO metaverse and to redeem physical sneakers from Kream, a resale platform. These are described as vision items, so their status should be checked against current official announcements before relying on them.

Supply data shows about 821.5 million GRND circulating and about 951.1 million in total supply, with a stated maximum of 1 billion. At the time of writing, as of 2026-11-05, the market cap was about $6.9 million and the fully diluted valuation was about $8.0 million. The price was about $0.00838, close to its all-time low of about $0.00835 set on 2026-10-30. The all-time high was about $0.385 on 2023-02-26. Over the past year the price fell roughly 67 percent, and over the past seven days it fell roughly 7 percent. The 24-hour trading volume was about $32,600. These figures change constantly and may differ on the day you read this. Rank and market data also vary between sources, so check live figures directly before drawing conclusions.

GRND is issued on two networks: Kaia and Arbitrum. It is not the native token of either one, meaning it runs on networks that other projects also build on rather than on its own blockchain. Because of this, a GRND holder depends on the health of both the token contract and the network it sits on. Any transfer or bridge between the two networks should be verified against official project information, since tokens with the same name can exist on different chains. The project data does not list a consensus mechanism or launch date for GRND, so this page does not state either.

The main risks are price volatility, low trading volume relative to market size, and dependence on one small project. The fact that the token has fallen sharply over the past year shows how quickly value can change. Earning mechanics depend on app activity, and reward rates or item costs can be changed by the team. Buying NFT shoes to join Pro Mode is a cost that may not be recovered. Scam tokens often copy the names of real projects, so confirm the contract address on the correct chain through official channels before interacting with it. Store GRND in a self-custody wallet that supports the relevant network, keep your recovery phrase offline, and never share it. Nothing on this page is investment advice.