Owning GRM: Uses, Storage and Risks

GRM is a TON-based jetton described by its project as the “first-ever PoW jetton on TON Blockchain.” That description does not, by itself, explain what you can do with the token or how proof of work is used. No specific GRM role in fees, governance, mining rewards, or an app is established here, so avoid assuming it has those uses.\n\nAs a TON jetton, GRM can be held and transferred using compatible TON infrastructure, but network fees are generally paid in TON, not in the jetton being transferred. Before you accept or send GRM, check that the platform or wallet supports this exact token. The ticker GRM is not enough to identify an asset: confirm its official TON contract address through the project’s own channels, and do not confuse it with similarly named Gram or GRAM tokens.

GRM is issued on TON; it is not TON’s native coin. You need a wallet that supports TON jettons and the correct GRM token contract. A wallet showing a GRM balance does not necessarily mean it supports sending the token, so check that its send and receive functions cover this specific asset before transferring funds.\n\nFor a transfer, confirm the recipient address and network, then check the wallet’s displayed token and fee before approving. Keep enough TON in the wallet to pay network fees. If you use an exchange, make sure it explicitly supports GRM deposits or withdrawals on TON; sending a token to an unsupported deposit address can result in a loss. Never rely on a token name or logo alone to identify GRM, and be wary of unsolicited links or messages asking you to connect your wallet or sign a transaction.

As of November 8, 2026, GRM’s reported circulating and total supply are both about 2.43 billion tokens, with a stated maximum supply of 5 billion. These figures suggest that the reported total supply is below the stated cap; they do not tell you when or how any remaining tokens might be issued. Check current token information before relying on a supply figure, since token balances and reporting can change.\n\nGRM’s reported price was about $0.000494 on that date, with a market capitalization of about $1.2 million and 24-hour trading volume of about $1,475. Those figures are snapshots, not a guarantee that you can trade at that price or exit a position easily. Thin trading can make execution harder and cause a trade to move the quoted price. Treat supply and market statistics as context, not as evidence of future demand.

Store GRM in a TON-compatible wallet that supports the exact jetton, and protect the wallet’s recovery phrase offline. Never share the phrase or enter it after following an unsolicited message. Before approving a transaction, read what the wallet is asking you to authorize; a malicious approval or fake token can put other assets at risk too. Test an unfamiliar transfer with a small amount only if you understand the fees and the possibility that even a small test could be lost.\n\nGRM carries market and liquidity risk. Its reported price was about $0.000494 on November 8, 2026, and the reported 24-hour volume was about $1,475; low volume can make it difficult to sell without affecting the price. The reported one-year change was roughly -83% as of that date. A project description calling GRM a PoW jetton does not verify its security, and no audit or detailed token utility is established here. Confirm the token contract, check trading routes and fees before acting, and only risk funds you can afford to lose.