Gram (prev. Toncoin)

Gram, 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 tokens. It aims to provide a fast, scalable infrastructure for a broad range of on-chain activity, targeting developers and users who want to interact with smart-contract-based services. The project is associated with the TON ecosystem and appears across the BNB Chain and Ethereum ecosystems as well.

TON is a Layer 1 blockchain with a reported block time of effectively zero minutes in the stored data, suggesting near-instant finality, though the consensus algorithm is not recorded in the available data. GRAM serves as the token used to pay transaction fees on the network and to settle activity within the TON ecosystem. The token currently has a circulating supply of approximately 2.77 billion units out of a total that has no defined maximum, meaning supply is open-ended.

The network collected fees of 3,896 USD in the most recent 24-hour period and 87,154 USD over the trailing 30 days, annualizing to roughly 1,060,374 USD based on that 30-day run rate. These fees are paid by users conducting transactions and interacting with applications on the chain. The protocol retains 50 percent of fees as revenue, with the remaining half going to the supply side, as reflected in the trailing 30-day revenue and supply-side revenue both standing at 43,577 USD. The network also hosts approximately 748 million USD in stablecoin supply and holds a total value locked of roughly 52.96 million USD at this point in time.