Camelot token
GRAIL

GRAIL
Arbitrum
Token
ChainArbitrum
Marktkapitalisierung20,1 Mio. $
1d Band
1d Volumen
11.941,8 $
1d %
1d Preis
-0,6 %
1d MC %
1d Marktkapitalisierung
-0,6 %

Camelot token
GRAIL

GRAIL
Arbitrum
Token
ChainArbitrum
Marktkapitalisierung20,1 Mio. $
1d Volumen
11.941,8 $
1d Preis
-0,6 %
1d Marktkapitalisierung
-0,6 %
The Sword of Liquidity

GRAIL is the native token of Camelot, a uniquely Arbitrum-native decentralized exchange tailored for flexibility and capital efficiency. It powers the protocol’s liquidity ecosystem, serving not only as a reward mechanism but also as a utility layer for builders and users alike. Camelot emphasizes protocol-owned liquidity, custom incentives, and configurable pools—features that GRAIL helps coordinate and amplify within its ecosystem.

GRAIL sharpens Camelot’s edge in decentralized liquidity provision.
GRAIL sharpens Camelot’s edge in decentralized liquidity provision.
xGRAIL: Yield, Locked and Loaded

Beyond its base form, GRAIL can be staked into xGRAIL—a non-transferable derivative that unlocks a spectrum of protocol-aligned utilities. xGRAIL holders can allocate their tokens to yield-boosting, launchpad access, or governance participation, effectively customizing how their capital contributes to and benefits from Camelot’s growth. This dual-token model fosters deeper engagement and long-term alignment between users and the platform.

Stake it, steer it, shape the realm—xGRAIL turns holders into builders.
Stake it, steer it, shape the realm—xGRAIL turns holders into builders.
Governance in Armor

As a governance token, GRAIL plays a central role in community-led decision-making across the Camelot ecosystem. From protocol upgrades to liquidity incentives and partnership decisions, GRAIL holders help chart Camelot’s course. The DAO structure gives strategic power to its participants, ensuring that the platform evolves according to the will of its most engaged contributors.

With GRAIL, governance isn’t granted—it’s earned in chainmail.
With GRAIL, governance isn’t granted—it’s earned in chainmail.