Hi Emg110, fair request. We ran a full on-chain analysis of our three distribution wallets. All data is independently verifiable (GRAMO is ASA 393498731 with 2 decimals).
We fetched all outgoing GRAMO transfers from the three distribution wallets (PLF…, 3XB…, GVB…), then excluded: days with >25 txs (promo campaigns*), all known team wallets (10), whale investor wallets (30), dolphin investor wallets (13), project wallets (5), and 3 large reserve/liquidity distribution wallets. Script is available upon request.
[ *promo campaigns: we performed around 30 promo campaigns where we distributed custom cash receipts to users to use Gramo platform and claim rewards using cash receipt tickets (full loyalty pipeline). These campaigns are excluded from the metrics below, but gramo fans used the system and we used these campaigns to test and harden the code and promote Gramo. ]
Clean on-chain metrics
| Category | Txns | GRAMO | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Retail reward txns (validated receipts) | ~954 | ~32,485 | 1 tx = 1 validated purchase receipt |
| Unique customer wallets | 159 | — | Distinct recipient addresses |
| Airdrops (promo campaigns, >25 txs/day) | 4,423 | ~46,585 | 32 airdrop days across 2022–2024 |
| Active retail months | 35 | — | Jan 2022 to Dec 2025 |
The reward amounts directly reflect our evolving program structure. In 2023, individual rewards were 1-5 GRAMO per receipt (matching the original whitepaper tranches: 1 GRAMO for purchases <€40, 2 for €40-80, 5 for >€80). From mid-2024 onward, rewards shifted to 100-200 GRAMO per receipt (matching the updated legal terms: 100 for <€40, 200 for ≥€40). Both patterns are clearly visible in the on-chain data. Repeat customers are also visible, several wallets show 15-33 txs over months, consistent with regular buyers at the Madrid partner stores.
Application-level: ~2,000 registered accounts, 20-50 regularly active users across 3 partner stores. We’ve been transparent about the modest scale throughout this thread.
The value of this proposal is not massive user numbers, we have been clear about that. The value is the production-hardened infrastructure (custodial wallet system, receipt validation pipeline, Django REST + React architecture with Algorand SDK integration) being permanently released under MIT license for any developer to fork. The on-chain data above confirms this is a real, continuously operating system with genuine retail usage, not a prototype.
Hope this answers your question, Emg110. Happy to answer any additional question.