Why Is Gram (prev. Toncoin) (GRAM) Price Down Today?
Key Takeaways
- •Gram (GRAM), previously traded under the name Toncoin, is the native token of The Open Network (TON), a layer-1 blockchain originating from Telegram's blockchain project.
- •Telegram withdrew from the network in 2020 following litigation with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, after which independent developers continued the project.
- •The AiCryptoCore explainer published on November 13, 2026 reports the token trading lower but does not identify any specific drivers behind the decline.
- •The retrieved report page consists mainly of editorial verification notes and archive items that AiCryptoCore does not present as causes of the price move.
- •AiCryptoCore states the article was checked by its QC Team for headline accuracy, metadata, authorship claims and risk disclosure before publication, with an AI review system and duty editor supporting coverage.
Gram (GRAM), the token formerly known as Toncoin, is trading lower on the day, according to an explainer published by the crypto news outlet AiCryptoCore on November 13, 2026, under the headline "Why Is Gram (prev. Toncoin) (GRAM) Price Down Today?" The report is available at aicryptocore.com.
Gram is the native asset of The Open Network (TON), a layer-1 blockchain whose origins trace back to Telegram's blockchain project. Telegram withdrew from the effort in 2020 following litigation with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, after which independent developers continued the network, with its token trading as Toncoin. Per the headline of the AiCryptoCore report, the token has since been rebranded to Gram, meaning references to Toncoin in earlier coverage point to the same asset under its previous name.
The text of the report published at the source does not specify the particular drivers behind the day's decline. The retrieved page consists chiefly of the outlet's editorial verification notes and a set of related items drawn from its archive — items AiCryptoCore does not identify as causes of the move. With no named catalysts, the day's lower trading rests, as of publication, on the outlet's headline characterization, and any subsequent update that names specific drivers would supply the explanation the headline asks for.
In its editorial disclosure, AiCryptoCore states that the article was checked by its QC Team before publication on November 13, 2026, for headline accuracy, metadata, authorship claims and risk disclosure. The outlet says its AI review system checks every article before it goes live, and a duty editor monitors coverage after publication. AiCryptoCore says it uses AI for research, drafting and review, and that its editorial team is responsible for every article, correcting or withdrawing coverage when needed — disclosures that describe the outlet's publishing process rather than the token's market activity.
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- A report that OVX has climbed above 120, its highest level since 2020
- News that Ripple has received a full banking license in the UAE as it expands its Middle East operations
- A report that the Russian Central Bank may limit retail crypto trading to BTC, ETH and USDT
