#Telegram Wallet Renamed to Walt
The built-in Wallet in Telegram has been renamed to Walt. The official stance is that users’ funds, accounts, and settings do not need to be migrated. At the same time, the Gram Wallet for one billion users is being launched; Walt is also planning to roll out a crypto card and AI-driven trading features.
The $GRAM contract is currently priced at 1.479, down 6.981% over the past 24 hours. At the time the news was released, it was 1.47, and then rose by 0.41%. The buy/sell ratio is 1.829, and positions are tracking up by 0.84%. However, in the last hour, the buy/sell ratio was only 0.856; sell orders are 1.17 times the buy orders, and the volume is 0.79 times.
The news provides the narrative, but the order book only offers a brief pullback: a 15-minute buy/sell ratio of 2.165 suggests funds rushed in early, yet the total volume over the next hour is still shrinking. For the trend to turn upward, we need Walt’s crypto card and AI trading features to move from plans to live rollout, and to see the 24h high at 1.605 reclaimed. If the 24h low at 1.459 is broken to the downside, then the pullback driven by this narrative is effectively cut off.
The built-in Wallet in Telegram has been renamed to Walt. The official stance is that users’ funds, accounts, and settings do not need to be migrated. At the same time, the Gram Wallet for one billion users is being launched; Walt is also planning to roll out a crypto card and AI-driven trading features.
The $GRAM contract is currently priced at 1.479, down 6.981% over the past 24 hours. At the time the news was released, it was 1.47, and then rose by 0.41%. The buy/sell ratio is 1.829, and positions are tracking up by 0.84%. However, in the last hour, the buy/sell ratio was only 0.856; sell orders are 1.17 times the buy orders, and the volume is 0.79 times.
The news provides the narrative, but the order book only offers a brief pullback: a 15-minute buy/sell ratio of 2.165 suggests funds rushed in early, yet the total volume over the next hour is still shrinking. For the trend to turn upward, we need Walt’s crypto card and AI trading features to move from plans to live rollout, and to see the 24h high at 1.605 reclaimed. If the 24h low at 1.459 is broken to the downside, then the pullback driven by this narrative is effectively cut off.
