The Gram price, previously known as Ton, has rebounded from the local lows and is trying to stage a strong recovery towards the lost ranges. Toncoin officially rebranded to Gram this month, reviving its original 2018 branding. The rebranding was backed by 81.22% of the community approval, signalling strong ecosystem backing. Soon after the announcement, the GRAM (TON) price surged 10% to 20%, showing strong speculative interest. Currently, the price is trading around $1.67 with a rise of over 5.12%, while the volume has dropped slightly by 23.88%.
The primary catalyst appears to be the expansion of GRAM trading in futures, adding GRAM/USDT perpetual futures. But the question arises whether the price can reach $2 that may bring the token within a bullish range.
Gram has been attempting to stabilize after a sharp correction from its recent highs, with the token now trading near the $1.68 mark. The latest price action shows GRAM holding above a rising trendline support around $1.56, a level that has acted as a key base for the recent recovery structure. As long as this ascending support remains intact, the broader bullish setup stays in play.
The RSI is hovering near neutral territory, indicating the token still lacks strong directional strength, while the MACD remains weak after a recent bearish crossover. This suggests that although buyers are defending support, stronger momentum will likely be needed for a sustained breakout. On the upside, GRAM faces immediate resistance in the $1.88–$1.92 zone, which has repeatedly capped price rallies over the past several weeks.
For now, GRAM price remains stuck between rising support and overhead resistance, creating a tightening structure that often precedes a major move. If buyers manage to reclaim the $1.90 zone, the next targets could come in at $2.00 and $2.20. On the downside, losing the $1.56 trendline support may shift momentum back in favor of sellers, exposing the token to a drop toward the $1.14 support region.