💎 New leaks from the Telegram beta about Gram Wallet
In the latest beta version of Telegram, changes were found again related to the built-in Gram Wallet.
Now, you can only import a seed phrase if this wallet was previously created inside Telegram.
In other words, you can’t simply move an existing external wallet into Telegram anymore.
Another change: in the money transfer window, a separate field has appeared showing the network commission calculation before confirming the transfer.
At first glance, these are minor things, but it’s usually such details that get refined closer to a normal user release. We’re waiting for them to finally open this up—not just for testers. 👀
A few days ago, GRAM was below $1.30, and at that time there was a real risk of seeing further downside continuation toward $1.25–1.20.
But now the picture is different.
The price has returned to about $1.37–1.38, the $1.30 zone is being held again, and now the main question for me is whether GRAM can move above.
I’m looking at these levels now:
🟢 $1.30–1.32 — strong support 🟡 $1.35–1.37 — hold zone 🔴 $1.40–1.45 — nearest resistance 🚀 $1.50–1.55 — the key level, after which the picture will become much more interesting Some expect a move toward $1.50 → $1.57 → $1.67 if $GRAM consolidates above $1.40–1.45.
If GRAM gets there and can consolidate above, then you can start looking at a stronger continuation of the move.
If we lose $1.30 again, that would mean the current rebound is weak.
Also, I’m separately watching Gram Wallet — around it, new infrastructure within Telegram continues to appear, and that could become the main fundamental driver for GRAM.
For now, my scenario is simple: above $1.40 — interesting; above $1.50 — very interesting.
Gram Wallet is still in limited access. At the end of August, Pavel Durov said the wallet would be gradually opened to the entire Telegram audience “in the coming weeks,” but a full-scale release hasn’t happened yet.
Meanwhile, several interesting updates have piled up around TON and Telegram: 🛑 Telegram registered a certificate for tonbridge.telegram.org. Later, a separate entry appeared in the TON Connect infrastructure. 🛑 TON Core introduced Nominator Pool 2.0 — an updated smart contract for participating in TON validation together, including support for multiple validators in a single pool. 🛑 Telegram showed up among TON Connect wallets — as a separate entry with its own connection infrastructure. 🛑 TON Core launched actonscan.com — a new explorer and set of tools aimed primarily at developers. 🛑 Anonymous +888 numbers on Fragment continue to rise in price — the cost of individual numbers is already measured in thousands of GRAM.
🇺🇸 There’s a theory that the launch timeline for Gram Wallet may have been affected by the CLARITY Act. On September 15, the bill couldn’t move forward in the Senate: 49 senators voted to end the debate, out of the required 60.
👀 $GRAM : to Gram Wallet — just a matter of hours. And what next?
There’s very little time left until the end of summer—this is exactly the period when Durov announced the mass launch of Gram Wallet within Telegram.
But if we look back at his earlier plans, the wallet is only a part of a much bigger idea.
Back in 2022, Durov said that Telegram should create non-custodial wallets and decentralized exchanges where users can store and trade cryptocurrency on their own.
The first part of this plan is now practically in front of us—Gram Wallet.
As for the second part, it’s still open:
Telegram DEX.
If Durov really continues along his old plan, the logical chain looks like this:
Telegram → Gram Wallet → DEX → trading cryptocurrency within a single ecosystem.
And then the wallet launch may turn out not to be the end, but only the beginning of a new chapter for $GRAM .
It’s interesting—will Durov, after the wallet release, remember the second part of his promise? 👀
👀 Telegram DEX: what’s next for $GRAM ? Back in 2022, Pavel Durov said that the next step for Telegram should be non-custodial wallets and decentralized exchanges, so that millions of users can store and trade cryptocurrency without excessive dependence on centralized services.
Right now, the first part of this idea is already starting to take on real shape: around Gram Wallet, more and more technical details are emerging, including a non-custodial mode, TON Connect, and work with smart contracts.
The logical next question is—where’s the DEX?
If Telegram truly implements the second part of Durov’s plan as well, the combination could turn out to be very strong:
Telegram → Gram Wallet → DEX → trading within a single ecosystem.
And then $GRAM will be interesting not only as a network token, but as part of a full-fledged Telegram crypto infrastructure.
For now, this isn’t an announcement of a DEX launch—it’s more like a reminder of Durov’s old plan, which against the backdrop of recent events looks far more relevant than it did a few years ago.
What do you think—after Gram Wallet, will the next big step be Telegram DEX? 👀
💎 $GRAM : new details found in the Gram Wallet code
After analyzing the code of the future Telegram wallet, it became clearer what exactly is being prepared.
Gram Wallet should support TON, Jettons, and NFTs. Available features will include a balance, transaction history, transfers, and connecting to dApps via TON Connect.
The most interesting part is the smart contract.
It supports batch operations of up to 255 messages per request, as well as gasless mechanics: in some cases, the user won’t need TON to pay the transaction fee—another party can cover it.
There’s also a mechanism to link a Telegram ID to a specific wallet through a separate verification process.
If you add an upgradable contract and the ability to switch to a non-custodial mode, Gram Wallet is becoming more and more like full-fledged crypto infrastructure for Telegram, not just a regular wallet.
Looks like the release is right around the corner. 👀
🚀 $GRAM: Gram Wallet got a separate smart contract
There are new technical details about the future Gram Wallet—and they look far more serious than just preparing the interface.
The main innovation: the wallet code will be updatable across all smart contracts at once. Changes will take effect after validators vote, with no actions required from users.
Even more interesting is the launch model itself.
Initially, the wallet is created by Telegram, and the access key is stored on the service side. Later, the user will be able to change the key and move into a non-custodial mode, gaining full control over the wallet.
The contract also supports gasless transactions, and in the future, 2FA and subscriptions may appear at the contract level.
If all of this truly relates to the final architecture of the Gram Wallet, then today’s validators’ voting already looks less like a routine technical update and more like part of preparing the infrastructure for a large-scale launch.
There’s very little time left until the end of summer. 👀
🚀 $GRAM : Gram Wallet got a separate smart contract
There are new technical details about the future Gram Wallet—and they look far more serious than just preparing the interface.
The main innovation: the wallet code will be updatable across all smart contracts at once. Changes will take effect after validators vote, with no actions required from users.
Even more interesting is the launch model itself.
Initially, the wallet is created by Telegram, and the access key is stored on the service side. Later, the user will be able to change the key and move into a non-custodial mode, gaining full control over the wallet.
The contract also supports gasless transactions, and in the future, 2FA and subscriptions may appear at the contract level.
If all of this truly relates to the final architecture of the Gram Wallet, then today’s validators’ voting already looks less like a routine technical update and more like part of preparing the infrastructure for a large-scale launch.
There’s very little time left until the end of summer. 👀
$GRAM — it seems like we’re being prepared for something interesting 👀
TON Status asked mainnet validators to prepare for an increase in network load and to check node configurations in advance.
And here’s another interesting coincidence: literally a few days ago, a Telegram update was released, in which they very well could have hidden that long-awaited wallet that Pavel Durov teased before the end of summer.
There are only 5 days left until the end of summer.
And knowing Telegram’s track record, they often first add certain major features in the app silently, give the majority of users time to update, and only then enable them server-side.
So the coincidence looks at least intriguing: validators are being asked to get ready for increased load, Telegram updated, and the wallet deadline is already right around the corner.
So we’ll watch 👀
If everything really is connected, in the coming days we might get one of the strongest pieces of news content for #GRAM in a long time 🤏📈
In X, they’re preparing a serious step toward crypto: beside Cashtags and token charts, there will be Buy / Sell buttons.
The scenario is simple: you see $BTC, $ETH, or a new token in the feed → open the chart → proceed to the trade.
What’s more, X already allows you to insert contract addresses of new tokens into posts. For memecoins especially, the hype-to-purchase path shrinks to just a few clicks.
X is not planning to become a full-fledged exchange itself—trades will likely be carried out by third-party platforms.
But the trend is even more interesting: social networks are gradually turning from a place to discuss the market into a point of entry directly into trading.
Now it’s especially interesting to watch Telegram and the TON ecosystem. If Gram Wallet gets a mass rollout inside Telegram, we may be in for a real showdown between the two largest social platforms for the crypto audience.
🐂 Is the bull market returning? CryptoQuant already sees early signs
Over the past week, the picture for Bitcoin has changed quite sharply: the CryptoQuant Bull Score index rose from 30 to 80, and 8 out of 10 key indicators moved into the bullish zone.
In essence, analysts are already talking about the initial stage of a new bull market. But there’s an important level that <b>$BTC пока</b> hasn’t been crossed yet— the 365-day moving average around $83,000.
A hold above it would be much more serious confirmation of a trend change.
At the same time, after such a fast rally, I wouldn’t be surprised by a local correction. Some large players are already taking profits, so the upward move is unlikely to be perfectly straight.
For me personally, $84,000 is one of the main levels to watch right now. If Bitcoin confidently takes it, the market will become significantly more interesting. 👀🤑
$GRAM — it seems like we’re being prepared for something interesting 👀
TON Status asked mainnet validators to prepare for an increase in network load and to check node configurations in advance.
And here’s another interesting coincidence: literally a few days ago, a Telegram update was released, in which they very well could have hidden that long-awaited wallet that Pavel Durov teased before the end of summer.
There are only 5 days left until the end of summer.
And knowing Telegram’s track record, they often first add certain major features in the app silently, give the majority of users time to update, and only then enable them server-side.
So the coincidence looks at least intriguing: validators are being asked to get ready for increased load, Telegram updated, and the wallet deadline is already right around the corner.
So we’ll watch 👀
If everything really is connected, in the coming days we might get one of the strongest pieces of news content for #GRAM in a long time 🤏📈