Gram (prev. Toncoin) 價格

#gram #telegram #crypto 🤑 Pavel Durov announced the launch of Gram Wallet on Telegram Pavel Durov announced that the non-custodial crypto wallet Gram Wallet is now ready to work within Telegram. What we know: ➤ Initially, the wallet is available to a limited group of users. ➤ Access will be gradually expanded to Telegram's audience, which exceeds 1 billion users, over the coming weeks. ➤ Gram Wallet operates as a non-custodial wallet, meaning users retain control over their assets. ➤ Validators have already approved the smart contract on which the wallet is based. ➤ This means that future Gram Wallet updates will not require complex and lengthy migrations. ➤ According to Durov, this is one of Telegram's developments aimed at making non-custodial wallets more user-friendly. The launch of Gram Wallet could be an important step toward the wider adoption of crypto wallets directly within Telegram. $GRAM

$GRAM Long trade setup Entry Zone:       1.400 _ 1.402 TP1:     1.410 TP2:     1.420 TP3:     1.430 SL:        1.380 Click Below And Long $GRAM

You can earn trading fees as an LP and still end up with less value than if you had simply held the same assets. Sounds strange? That’s Impermanent Loss (IL). Here’s a simple example. You start with: 10 GRAM + 100 USDt GRAM = $10 Your position = $200 Now imagine GRAM rises to $40 while USDt stays around $1. If you simply hold: 10 GRAM = $400 100 USDt = $100 Total = $500 But inside a constant-product AMM, the pool automatically rebalances as traders and arbitrageurs respond to GRAM’s new market price. They buy GRAM from the pool until its pool price aligns with the wider market. That leaves your LP position with less GRAM and more USDt than you started with. And that matters. Because when you withdraw, you may have less total value than you would have had by simply holding the original 10 GRAM + 100 USDt. That difference is the basic idea behind impermanent loss. It isn't necessarily that your LP position lost money. It's that you underperformed the HODL alternative. And now comes the other side of the equation: Trading fees. Every swap through the pool can generate fees for LPs, depending on the protocol and pool design. Those fees can offset impermanent loss. But they don't guarantee a profit. Your fee income depends on factors such as trading volume, fee rates, and your share of the pool, while you're still exposed to market and smart-contract risks. So don't think: “LPing = free yield.” Think: Fees are the potential reward. Relative price divergence creates the core IL risk. You're providing liquidity because the market needs it and you're being compensated for taking on the associated risk. That's the part many people miss. The real LP question isn't: “How much yield am I earning?” It's: “Is the fee income enough to justify the risk and opportunity cost?” Once you understand that, liquidity provision stops looking like “deposit and earn.” You start seeing it for what it really is: a risk/reward trade-off built into the mechanics of DeFi. #DeFi #Liquidity $BTC $GRAM $XRP

$GRAM – Pullback to a strong resistance level hints at further downside GRAM SHORT Entry: 1.355 – 1.356 Stop Loss: 1.383 TP: 1.345 - 1.315 - 1.296