Gram's $1.55 Year-End Scenario Predates Oct. 20 Rise to $1.60

Gram (GRAM), formerly Toncoin (TON), rose to $1.60 in a five-minute move on Oct. 20, four days after a $1.55 year-end base case was set.

Editor Damilola Esebame based the Oct. 16 scenario on a $1.39 price recorded at 2:56 a.m. ET (06:56 UTC). His $1.55 base case applies to Dec. 31, 2026, and carries a 50% weight. He also assigned a 20% weight to a $2.15 upside case and a 30% weight to a $1.15 downside case. Those weights describe his analysis, not a market consensus.

The later five-minute rise from $1.35 to $1.60 occurred on Oct. 20. Its $1.60 price and the forecast’s $1.39 reference price were recorded four days apart. The move did not change the date or reference price of the earlier forecast.

Esebame’s base case has a specific invalidation condition: a daily close below $1.20. The forecast’s stated horizon is Dec. 31, 2026.