Gram Network has laid out the structure behind GRM mining, putting Telegram at the center of user access. According to the project materials, users can mine through a Telegram bot under a Proof-of-Work (PoW) model, with DePIN node participation tied to the broader network design. The token has a stated total supply of 500 million, and 44% of that amount is reserved for mining rewards. The reward schedule is set to halve every 12 months.
Telegram bot serves as the mining gateway
The guide says users can log in to the Gram Network Telegram bot, start a mining session, and return periodically to keep that session active. A Task Center is also part of the system, allowing users to complete social or partner missions for extra GRM bonuses. Once the project completes its token generation event, mined balances are expected to move into the official GRM wallet on a 1:1 basis.
The document presents this as a way for users to accumulate tokens before the mainnet goes live. It also references a referral program that benefits both the inviter and the referred user, though the source does not provide numerical reward details.
Wallet features include zero-fee P2P transfers and future staking
Gram Network also described the role of its built-in GRM Wallet. The listed functions include token storage, wallet management, and future ecosystem integrations. The platform says the wallet will support zero-fee peer-to-peer transfers through QR code scanning. On token utility, the material points to holding, instant wallet-to-wallet transfers, and a staking feature that is planned for a later stage.
On the mining side, the project says it uses a memory-hard protocol designed to support fairer participation and reduce the risk of mining concentration. Besides direct mining rewards, the materials mention task-based incentives and future staking rewards as additional ways for users to earn GRM.
Launch plan points to TON, testnet, mainnet and exchange listings
The tokenomics section says GRM is planned to launch on the TON Blockchain. Its primary stated use cases are mining rewards and transactions across the ecosystem. The roadmap lists several phases: testnet launch, mainnet deployment, token generation event, and listings on centralized and decentralized exchanges. In its overview, the project says the public coin launch timeline is aimed at Q4 2026 and later.
The source material also includes a disclaimer stating that the document is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be treated as financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. It adds that cryptocurrency prices can be highly volatile.