By the way, I’ve picked up several domains myself. One of them is mgrmgafan.gram / mgrmgafan.grm.
Why did I write both .gram and .grm? The answer is in Fact #2 below.
Fact #2
If you missed Fact #1, you can find it here: [Fact 1 — Gram DNS](https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/354898494113249)
I bought domains on dns.gramcoin.org with the .gram TLD. After that, I could find my domain on ton.id, but there it appeared as .grm.
Moreover, I had been following ton.id since before its first changes. Previously, I could see people owning domains ending in .gram, but after an update, .gram was changed to .grm.
Even now, when I look up my domain on dns.gramcoin.org, I see mgrmgafan.gram, while on ton.id it appears as mgrmgafan.grm.
#GRAM #GRM #MGRMGA #Telegram
Why did I write both .gram and .grm? The answer is in Fact #2 below.
Fact #2
If you missed Fact #1, you can find it here: [Fact 1 — Gram DNS](https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/354898494113249)
I bought domains on dns.gramcoin.org with the .gram TLD. After that, I could find my domain on ton.id, but there it appeared as .grm.
Moreover, I had been following ton.id since before its first changes. Previously, I could see people owning domains ending in .gram, but after an update, .gram was changed to .grm.
Even now, when I look up my domain on dns.gramcoin.org, I see mgrmgafan.gram, while on ton.id it appears as mgrmgafan.grm.
#GRAM #GRM #MGRMGA #Telegram