Gram steadies within a seven-day range supported by buyers near $1.49: weekly review

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Gram slips 0.30% this week

Highlights

GRAM trades under key moving averages, signaling a sustained bearish trend with downside pressure from sellers.
Over the past week, GRAM declined 0.30% with price action concentrated at the lower end of its weekly range.
Next week, GRAM is expected to consolidate between $1.49 and $1.82 amid elevated volatility and a 25% chance of upside.

Rebranding and SEC history shape sentiment as ecosystem ambitions grow

Toncoin officially rebranded to Gram on June 15, 2026, marking a return to its original identity after a period of regulatory intervention by the US SEC that halted the project in 2020. This move is part of a community-approved roadmap led by Telegram to strengthen the network's ecosystem and payment ambitions. Continued efforts to lower transaction fees also highlight Gram's renewed development focus.

Medium-term bearish bias dominates as technicals and volatility rise

On the weekly chart, GRAM is positioned above the MA-20 ($1.516) but remains below the MA-50 ($2.041), indicating seller dominance over the medium term. Technical indicators present a mixed picture: the weekly MACD maintains a strong bearish bias, while the ADX signals a developing trend but lacks strength to overturn current downside momentum. RSI and CCI are neutral-to-bearish with no clear overbought or oversold signals, and the Stochastic RSI remains flat. Weekly volatility is elevated at 13.48%, and Bull/Bear Power indicates minor buyer presence even as the broader technical context leans negative. Key support is noted at $1.49 and resistance at $1.82 on the weekly timeframe.

Moderate bearish outlook expected as reversal signals remain limited

For the next 7 days, the outlook is moderately bearish, with a projected trading range of $1.49 to $1.82. Only one out of four weekly indicators signals a potential reversal, so the probability of a price recovery remains low at around 25%. The base case scenario favors consolidation within the current range, while a break below $1.49 would likely trigger a sharper move downward. Conversely, sustained buying could push GRAM above $1.82, leading to a possible test of higher resistance levels.

Earlier, analysts noted that Gram had demonstrated relative technical resilience compared to other altcoins despite market-wide volatility. The latest data indicate that while seller dominance persists in the medium term, traders should monitor the $1.49 support as a decisive level for any potential shift in momentum.

Source of Data: TON Price Analysis by TU

The analysis is based on a proprietary model combining technical, on-chain, and expert data. Not investment advice. See methodology

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