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GRAM, formerly Toncoin, is the native coin of The Open Network (TON), used for payments and Telegram collectibles.

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Owner and team

People who run or build GRAM itself. Read them for announcements and product context, not as independent commentary.

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People to read

People and projects around GRAM, formerly Toncoin, on The Open Network (TON): wallets, DeFi, NFTs and Telegram gifts. Open a few voices, compare their work and build your own view.

6 people

  • @getgemsdotioGetgemsNFT

    NFT marketplace and Telegram gift mechanics. The latest own post observed was on 24 August 2026; kept out of the fresh feed.

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  • @keeper_walletKeeperEcosystem

    Keeper wallet updates, TON support and features connecting the wallet with other networks.

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    Topic relevance evidence. Last post seen .

  • @ston_fiSTON.fiEcosystem, Trading

    STON.fi swaps, liquidity pools and cross-chain tools involving TON.

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    Topic relevance evidence. Last post seen .

  • @the_daily_tonThe Daily TONEcosystem, NFT

    Independent news and commentary about TON, Telegram wallets and digital collectibles.

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    Topic relevance evidence. Last post seen .

  • @ton_blockchainTONEcosystem

    Network announcements and the GRAM rename. The latest own post observed was on 2 July 2026; kept out of the fresh feed.

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  • @tonstakersEcosystem

    Liquid staking of GRAM through Tonstakers and the tsTON token.

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    Topic relevance evidence. Last post seen .

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