Price change (24h):
14.71%
High (24h):
$0.00257955
Low (24h):
$0.0020079
Volume (24h):
$161.64K
Market Cap:
$6.04M
All Time High:
97.06% $0.08
Apr 1, 2024
All Time Low:
204% $0.00
May 4, 2026
21.48 %(1Y)
$0.00248521
Price change (24h):
14.71%
High (24h):
$0.00257955
Low (24h):
$0.0020079
Volume (24h):
$161.64K
Market Cap:
$6.04M
All Time High:
97.06% $0.08
Apr 1, 2024
All Time Low:
204% $0.00
May 4, 2026
Gram (GRAM) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2024. It represents the first proof-of-work jetton to emerge on The Open Network (TON) blockchain.
The token introduces a mining-based distribution model within a network otherwise dominated by proof-of-stake consensus. Miners expend computational energy to generate new GRAM, bypassing the stake-delegation mechanics that concentrate most TON token issuance. This design rekindles the accessibility ethos of early cryptocurrency mining on a high-throughput, low-latency smart contract platform.
Gram operates on The Open Network blockchain. Transactions settle through TON's existing validator set, which employs a Byzantine fault-tolerant consensus to finalize blocks in seconds. The jetton layer sits atop this base, inheriting the network's sharding architecture for scalability.
The asset adheres to the TON Jetton standard, a fungible token interface native to TON's asynchronous virtual machine. Its proof-of-work emission mechanism operates independently of the host network's consensus, relying on external miner-submitted proofs that a dedicated smart contract verifies before minting new units. On-chain metadata and the Jetton wallet framework ensure interoperability with all TON-based wallets and decentralized exchanges.
Gram's conceptual origins trace to Telegram's 2018 vision of a blockchain-based economy embedded in its messaging platform. That initiative, originally called the Telegram Open Network, planned a native coin named Gram, but a protracted legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission halted the project in 2020. The token reemerged in January 2024, freed from corporate oversight, rebuilt by independent developers as a community-mined asset on the successor TON network that survived Telegram's withdrawal.
The project pursues a deliberately retro ideology: restoring proof-of-work as a fair launching mechanism in an era of venture capital pre-mines. By binding issuance to raw computation, Gram aims to dismantle gatekeeping around token allocation and distribute value to anyone with consumer-grade hardware.
Mechanics-wise, GRAM acts as the direct reward for miners who commit hashing power to the network's dedicated PoW contract. Each successful mining round mints a block reward that the protocol credits to the miner's Jetton wallet. Beyond minting, the token serves as a gas-equivalent for participating in mining-related smart contract interactions, though general transfers use TON's native token for fees.
Miners stake their computational resources to secure the token's emission schedule and earn newly created GRAM. Liquidity providers can pair GRAM with TON or other jettons on decentralized exchanges to capture trading fees, while speculators and users transact the asset peer-to-peer for remittances, application access, or settlement of off-chain obligations.
Gram has a maximum supply of 5,000,000,000 tokens. Currently, 2,455,968,455 are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $4,484,592, Gram ranks #1,724 among all cryptocurrencies.
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