In June 2026, a major event took place on The Open Network (TON) blockchain: following a community vote, the network’s main native token reclaimed its historic name and ticker, GRAM (instead of the previously familiar Toncoin). The network’s underlying structure, utility functions, and asset ownership remained unchanged.
As of October 2026, the key metrics and forecasts for the GRAM coin are as follows:$GRAM
📊 Current market indicators (October 2026)
Current price: $1.34–$1.38 (around 115–130 rubles, depending on the platform). The all-time high (ATH) was $8.25 (in June 2024).
Trading volume (24h): Ranges from $41 million to $70 million per day, demonstrating moderate stability and a pickup in market activity.
Market capitalization: Around $3.8–$4.1 billion, keeping the coin among the world's top 30 largest cryptocurrencies.
Supply: Approximately 2.82 billion GRAM are in circulation out of a total supply of 5.26 billion tokens.
🔮 Price forecasts for 2026–2030
Crypto market analysts and algorithmic platforms (Binance, BeInCrypto, Coinbase) offer moderate but predominantly positive long-term forecasts:
End of 2026: The coin is expected to trade in the $1.26–$1.48 range (with an average price of around $1.37). Some technical analysts allow for a local rise to 214 rubles (~$2.2) during periods of peak volatility. [1, 2]
2027: Exchange forecasts are conservative, at $1.33–$1.45. Optimistic scenarios suggest prices could reach around $1.61.