Gram (prev. Toncoin)

Gram, trading under the symbol GRAM and previously known as Toncoin, is the native token of TON (The Open Network), a general-purpose Layer 1 blockchain designed to let developers build decentralized applications and issue tokens. The network positions itself as infrastructure for a broad range of on-chain services, including smart contracts and token creation, targeting both developers and end users who want access to those applications. It sits within several ecosystems simultaneously, including the BNB Chain and Ethereum ecosystems, as well as the broader TON ecosystem.

TON is a Layer 1 smart contract platform whose stored data does not specify a consensus algorithm, so that detail cannot be confirmed here. The block time recorded is 0.0 minutes, suggesting near-instant block production, though the precise figure should be verified against primary sources. GRAM serves as the gas token used to pay transaction fees on the network, and those fees are split between the protocol and the supply side, with a recorded take rate of approximately 50 percent over the trailing 30 days.

The network generated 70,843 USD in total fees over the trailing 30 days, annualizing to roughly 861,923 USD, and fees grew 15.4 percent over that same 30-day window. Of those trailing-30-day fees, 35,422 USD went to the supply side — meaning validators or other fee recipients — while the protocol retained 35,421 USD, reflecting the near-even 50 percent take rate. Protocol revenue over the trailing 12 months reached 998,857 USD. Total value locked on the chain stands at 50,067,289 USD at the point in time recorded, and the chain hosts approximately 719,283,142 USD in stablecoin supply.