GRAMЦена prev. Toncoin

Telegram founder Pavel Durov announced the rollout of a native, non-custodial Gram wallet across the messaging app, describing it as potentially the largest deployment of a non-custodial wallet in history. The move aims to bring instant, zero-fee crypto transactions to Telegram's over one billion users, integrating digital assets directly into the platform. The news triggered a more than 7% price increase for TON/GRAM, pushing the token to around $1.53. However, it remains below its May peak near $2.80, facing immediate resistance around $1.60. Analysts suggest a break above this level could improve sentiment toward $1.80, while a failure to hold gains might see a retest of support near $1.40.

Currently, it is possible to purchase stars, pay for premium subscriptions, use the crypto wallet, and trade Gram (Toncoin) tokens within Telegram, according to Denis Polyakov, head of the "Digital Economy" practice at GMT Legal. He states there are currently no legal issues for users in Russia because only Pavel Durov personally, not Telegram's operating company, is listed as a terrorist/extremist. However, Polyakov suggests the Russian government might in the future add Telegram's operator company to the Rosfinmonitoring (Federal Financial Monitoring Service) list, similar to Meta in 2022. For now, Rosfinmonitoring has confirmed that sanctions against Durov do not apply to Telegram as a legal entity. This clarification comes after Russia's Federal Security Service opened a criminal case against Durov for allegedly "facilitating terrorist activities." A deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy had previously advised Russians to stop buying TON (Gram), paying for subscriptions, or conducting any transactions within the Telegram ecosystem.