GRDMPrice

(GRDM)

Gridium AI is a decentralized AI infrastructure project that utilizes a Model Context Protocol. Its primary goal is to enable different AI agents to collaborate seamlessly using semantic intelligence. By providing a framework for decentralized communication, it allows various AI models to work together, creating a more interconnected and efficient AI ecosystem.

These are the two core technical pillars of Gridium AI. Professor X, or the Semantic Perturbation Map, is a cognitive engine that assists AI agents in self-organizing and detecting collaboration patterns. Dr. Strange, known as the Heat Field Backtracking Map, is a temporal diagnostic tool used to identify bottlenecks or failures within AI task chains, ensuring the system remains resilient during execution.

GRDM is a multichain token operating across two primary ecosystems. It is deployed on the BNB Chain for trading and liquidity purposes. Furthermore, it functions as a native token on the TON blockchain, which is utilized for specific ecosystem integrations and long-term distribution events.

Staking GRDM allows users to earn rewards, with the potential for high yields by utilizing incentive levers such as long-term lockups. When users stake their tokens, they receive vote-escrowed GRDM (veGRDM). This represents their voting power, allowing them to participate in governance and influence protocol parameters or yield allocations.

The Stability Pool is a vital mechanism designed to ensure the solvency of the Gridium AI system and is a primary source for generating staking rewards. Regarding withdrawals, tokens staked for specific periods to earn multipliers are generally subject to lock durations. During this time, tokens cannot be unstaked early, requiring users to wait until the duration expires.

GRDM can be acquired through major global exchanges and decentralized platforms on the BNB Chain. For airdrops, eligibility is typically determined by past on-chain activity on the TON or BNB networks. To ensure security, users should only use the official project dashboard to check eligibility or execute claims, and they must always verify the official contract address to avoid phishing attempts.