Gram (GRAM) Trades at $1.60 as Flat MACD Signals Stalled Momentum

Gram (GRAM), formerly Toncoin (TON), traded at $1.60 during an Oct. 10, 2026 observation window, with a flat MACD reading and positive futures funding highlighting stalled momentum and uneven market signals.

GRAM rose 0.95% over 24 hours and moved between $1.58 and $1.64. Trading volume was about $7.72 million.

The daily MACD and signal lines both stood at -0.0491, producing a histogram reading of 0.0000. The convergence indicates that the latest momentum impulse had stalled, while both lines remaining below zero gave the setup a bearish bias.

GRAM traded above its seven-day simple moving average at $1.58 and its 200-day SMA at $1.55. It remained below the 20-day SMA at $1.64, 50-day SMA at $1.78, 12-day exponential moving average at $1.61 and 26-day EMA at $1.66.

The 14-period relative strength index was 44.50. The Stochastic oscillator showed %K at 37.08 and %D at 29.67. Bollinger Bands placed the lower band at $1.52, the midline at $1.64 and the upper band at $1.75, with %B at 0.3317.

Binance Futures’ eight-hour funding rate was positive at 0.3538%, meaning traders holding long positions paid those holding short positions. The rate applies only to Binance Futures contracts and does not measure positioning across all exchanges or the spot market.

Technical levels placed immediate resistance at $1.63 and strong resistance at $1.67. Immediate support was at $1.57, while strong support was at $1.55. A move above $1.63 would put $1.67 in focus, while a move below $1.57 would bring $1.55 into view as the next technical level.

The daily average true range was $0.09, equal to about 5.6% of the observed price. These indicators describe current market conditions and conditional price levels rather than guaranteed outcomes.