Gram (prev. Toncoin) (CRYPTO: TON) — Company Overview, News & Financial Data
Gram (prev.
Gram (prev. Toncoin)
About
Gram (prev. Toncoin) is a decentralized Layer 1 blockchain platform designed for high-throughput smart contract processing and mainstream digital asset adoption. Originally created by the Telegram messaging team and subsequently developed by an open-source developer community, the network utilizes a Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism featuring sub-second block times, dynamic sharding, and an actor-model virtual machine. The platform operates natively within Telegram Messenger, enabling over one billion users to access decentralized mini-applications, peer-to-peer cryptocurrency payments, tokenized digital collectibles, and Web3 storage solutions. Its ecosystem supports custom jetton tokens, stablecoin transactions, and decentralized domain naming services.
Snapshot
Operations
Products and/or services of Gram (prev. Toncoin)
- Native Utility Token: Layer 1 digital asset and network token used to settle transaction fees, execute smart contracts on the virtual machine, participate in proof-of-stake consensus validation, pay for microservices, and facilitate decentralized governance voting across the ecosystem.
- Mini-Apps Integration: Developer infrastructure and protocol connectors that allow web mini-applications and automated bots to integrate natively into a popular messaging platform with over one billion active users for payments, digital asset management, and user authentication.
- Jetton Token Standard: Fungible token standard enabling custom digital assets, stablecoins like tether, and mintless distribution mechanisms that allow instant token drops to millions of active wallet addresses with sub-second finality and near-zero transaction fee structures.
- Digital Content Monetization: Ecosystem payment primitives powering digital goods, channel advertising payouts, giveaways, and premium subscriptions inside messaging channels, enabling creators and developers to receive direct monetization settlements natively on the underlying blockchain architecture.
- Domain Name System: Decentralized registry issuing human-readable blockchain domain names that map to crypto wallet addresses, smart contracts, and decentralized websites, serving as non-blockable digital identity identifiers across web3 protocols and messaging platform profiles.
- Decentralized Web Protocols: Suite of privacy-focused network utilities including peer-to-peer file storage, proxy routing, torrent protocols, private zero-knowledge computing frameworks, and payment networks designed for anonymous decentralized web browsing and encrypted data transfer.