Gram has emerged as the most
decentralized coin in TON with a chaotic distribution.
While Gram has a founder, it
does not have an owner, defined tokenomics or a
roadmap. Each member of the community autonomously decides the significance of
Gram to them. All of us stand as neutral observers with equal authority.
I did not launch Gram with the intention of it reaching a specific price or a market capitalization in the millions.
Following
the publication of my Jetton revolution concept and
the launch of $GRAM, I checked the work of miners and went to sleep.
When I woke up the next morning, I
was surprised to see that the large givers were drained. Next, someone added liquidity and with the ongoing mining of medium givers,
active trading on the DEX platforms has begun. As a result, I'm
neither an early miner nor a large holder of $GRAM.
As a developer, I was mainly
focused on the technical side of the project instead of buying GPUs or preparing for mining in any other way. I devoted considerable time to testing the contract, assessing the givers' difficulty, creating the website and the mining manual along with maintaining the official channel
@gramcoinorg.
Gram is often referred to as "the second bitcoin" thanks to its decentralization. I am glad that Gram was launched on TON Blockchain, developing on its own in a vibrant community of developers and enthusiasts.
I continue to actively watch the unfolding events with great interest.
Let's build together
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