Transparency

Phase 2 beta places greater emphasis on transparency, ecosystem visibility, and clearer explanations of how GRO operates. This page summarizes the public posture described in the whitepaper without inventing live numbers or guarantees.

What transparency means in GRO

• Public ecosystem metrics
• Coverage visibility over time
• Monitoring of inflows and outflows
• Clearer treasury and participation posture
• Explanations of rebuilt wallets, safeguards, and operating logic

Phase 2 beta and rebuilt wallets

Before the current Phase 2 beta period, wallet balances were rebuilt from verifiable logs and orders to restore consistency after maintenance and review work. Reward handling, logging flows, and safeguards were reinforced to improve operational reliability.

DOGE + BTC Faucet Pool posture

The DOGE + BTC Faucet Pool is an ecosystem-controlled, treasury-controlled support mechanism. It is designed to connect external inflows, participation mechanics, and broader ecosystem coverage. It is not presented as a user custody system.

• Pool assets remain under GRO treasury/ecosystem control
• Pool assets do not represent user deposits
• Pool assets do not create individual ownership or withdrawal rights
• The pool is intended to support ecosystem sustainability and participation logic

FaucetPay purchase distribution

According to the current whitepaper, GRO purchases made through FaucetPay using DOGE or BTC follow an 80/20 distribution model:

• 80% supports the faucet side of the ecosystem, including DOGE/BTC claim support
• 20% supports GRO operations and projects

Internal reference and scope

GRO uses an internal reference of approximately 1 GRO ≈ 1 CAD inside the ecosystem only. This is a convenience unit of account for internal ecosystem purposes. It is not legal tender, not a stablecoin peg, not a fiat-backed promise, and not a guaranteed off-platform redemption right.

What users can verify today

• Public DOGE and BTC faucet pool metrics displayed on GRO pages
• Phase 2 beta disclosures and rebuilt-wallet context
• The current FaucetPay purchase distribution posture described in the whitepaper
• Public-facing transparency pages, policies, and contact information

What public metrics do not mean

• They do not create guaranteed user claims on treasury assets
• They do not constitute a promise of investment performance
• They do not create custody or withdrawal rights over the faucet pool
• They should not be interpreted as legal, financial, or investment advice

Read more

• About the GRO BTC and DOGE faucet ecosystem
• BTC faucet, DOGE faucet and FaucetPay FAQ
• Risk Disclosure
• Terms of Use
• Whitepaper