Gram (GRAM, formerly Toncoin) fell 11.54% after strong selling pressure took hold following its recent rebranding and ongoing volatility around user adoption figures. The move is supported by the pair's persistent short-, medium-, and long-term weakness below all major moving averages and continued downside technical alignment.
Highlights
- Gram completed its official rebrand from Toncoin after an 81.22% approval, finalizing the transition by June 15, 2026.
- Telegram confirmed more than one million wallet activations for Gram, but only about 6% currently show a balance.
- GRAM/USD trades near session lows at $1.127, under technical selling pressure, with an expected range of $0.978 to $1.297 for the week.
Rebranding approval and low wallet usage reinforce persistent sell flow
Gram finalized its official rebranding from Toncoin after an 81.22% community vote, with the transition completed on June 15, 2026. Telegram reported over a million wallet activations linked to the Gram integration, of which only about 6% currently maintain a balance. Price action has remained under broader selling pressure.
Bearish price action as key technicals and indicators signal weakness
GRAM/USD remains below its 20-day, 50-day, and 200-day moving averages at $1.1646, $1.3296, and $1.5298, indicating sustained bearish momentum across all timeframes. Immediate resistance is noted at $1.128 and the Ichimoku Kijun level at $1.181, with nearby support at $0.992. Momentum indicators are mixed: MACD signals 'Strong Sell', ADX shows ongoing trend strength, RSI and CCI are neutral, Stochastic RSI is in the overbought zone suggesting downside correction risk, and Bull/Bear Power is slightly positive. The Awesome Oscillator is neutral. GRAM/USD recently gapped down and currently trades near session lows amid elevated intraday volatility, with most technical signals reflecting risk-off sentiment.
Previously it was reported that Gram’s price action was defined by mixed technical signals and a cautious outlook, even as ecosystem growth accelerated with the Telegram wallet integration and rebranding. The latest price breakdown and persistent weakness below all major moving averages reinforce the prevailing downside risk, with a close below $0.992 potentially opening further losses in the week ahead.