Grey Network OTC Trading is Live: Rules, Listing Date and What’s Next

Deepmala Upadhyay
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Grey Network OTC Trading is Live:

Grey Network OTC trading is officially open, and the community finally has a safer way to buy and sell GREY tokens. The team confirmed the launch through its official X post, closing a gap that had left many traders exposed to failed payments and broken deals.

Key Takeaways

  • Grey Network OTC trading went live on November 11, just two days after the team announced it on November 9.

  • Price limits are fixed between $0.10 and $1.00 USDT per GREY, and no vendor can list below that floor.

  • A Grey Network listing date hasn’t been confirmed yet, but the team’s own timeline points toward late 2026 or early 2027.

What Does Grey Network OTC Trading Actually Fix?

Grey Network is a decentralized mining project built to let regular people mine crypto without buying expensive hardware. After its first 5% asset migration, users could move and trade their migrated tokens freely. That freedom came with a cost. Informal deals outside any system led to scams, missed payments and lost funds. Grey Network OTC trading was built to close that gap with automated escrow built into the platform itself.

The team announced OTC trading on November 9 and shared the OTC trading details on the official X account.

Grey Network OTC trading

Source: X Post

How Can You Buy and Sell GREY Through the OTC Market?

You don’t need to be a vendor to trade. Any user can browse open offers and pick a price that works for them. 

  • To buy GREY: Open the Buy GREY section, pick a vendor’s offer, enter how much you want, then pay with USDT sitting in your OTC wallet.

  • To sell GREY: Open the Sell GREY section, pick a vendor buying at your price, enter the amount, then receive USDT straight into your OTC wallet.

Regular traders don’t lock up extra funds as security. You just need enough USDT to buy or enough GREY to sell, and the escrow system handles the rest.

What Rules Do Vendors Have to Follow?

Anyone who wants to post their own offers becomes a vendor, and that comes with set requirements. Here are a few rules one needs to follow while trading OTC.

OTC trading rules

Source: X Account

Vendor Offer Type

Minimum Commitment

Escrow Required

Buy GREY Offer

100 USDT reserved for purchases

Included in the 100 USDT

Sell GREY Offer

$100 worth of GREY listed

Extra 100 USDT held while live

Vendors set their own price, but it must sit between $0.10 and $1.00 USDT per GREY. No one can list under $0.10. Grey Network made clear these caps apply only to OTC trading. They don’t set or predict the GREY token price at any future exchange listing, which the team says could land higher.

To join in, you need an EVM wallet inside the Grey Network app, created or imported directly. It handles deposits, withdrawals and USDT transfers on BNB Chain.

Is a Grey Network Listing Date Close?

Not yet, and the team hasn’t hidden that. No listing or TGE announcement exists right now. Based on the current roadmap, other milestones come first. A realistic window looks like December 2026 or January 2027, though this remains an estimate, not a confirmed Grey Network listing date.

What Is Grey Network Building Next?

The team’s recent update confirms the Grey Network app is heading to the Google Play Store within coming weeks, opening access to far more users. Beyond that, more features and project expansion sit in the pipeline. The team has repeatedly pointed to early community members and validators as the group best placed to benefit as the project grows, calling this phase only the beginning.

Grey Network roadmap

Expert Opinion: Analysts tracking community-driven mining projects note that structured OTC systems with built-in escrow typically reduce fraud risks seen in informal peer trading. The phased rollout, from migration to a regulated marketplace, reflects a measured approach rather than a rushed one, though unconfirmed listing timelines still carry inherent uncertainty for participants.

Conclusion

Grey Network OTC trading now gives the community a safer, structured way to trade GREY while bigger steps, including app availability and an eventual listing, remain ahead on the roadmap.

YMYL Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment or trading advice. Cryptocurrency trading, including OTC and peer-to-peer transactions, carries significant financial risk, including total loss of funds. GREY token prices, listing timelines and project milestones mentioned here are based on official statements available at the time of writing and are subject to change without notice. Always do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decisions.



Deepmala Upadhyay

About the Author Deepmala Upadhyay

English News Writer at coingabbar.com

Deepmala Upadhyay is an experienced crypto journalist, content strategist, and News writer with over 6 years of expertise in writing and the crypto industry. Holding a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and a deep understanding of blockchain technology and financial markets, she excels in delivering exclusive news, in-depth research blogs, and expertly crafted on-page SEO content. As a team lead and content writer at CoinGabbar, Deepmala is responsible for analyzing blockchain technologies, cryptocurrency, price movements, and the crypto market with precision and insight. Her keen ability to create well-researched, impactful content, combined with her expertise in market analysis, makes her a trusted voice in the crypto space.

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