TON Strategy Earns $13.1M From GRAM Staking During Telegram Wallet Rollout

TON Strategy reported $13.1 million in revenue for the third quarter ending September 30, 2026, with GRAM staking rewards forming the main source. CoinEdition, Crypto Economy and The Block all covered the same revenue result as Telegram moved forward with its native wallet rollout. The company’s performance therefore combined income from its GRAM treasury strategy with a broader expansion of wallet infrastructure inside the Telegram ecosystem.

The treasury held approximately 235.1 million GRAM as of the quarter-end, according to CoinEdition and Crypto Economy. Crypto Economy further reported that 232.9 million units were active in validation, providing additional detail about how much of the position was being used operationally rather than simply held. The reported revenue was primarily tied to staking rewards, making GRAM activity the central financial mechanism behind the quarter’s result.

The coverage broadly agrees on the headline revenue amount and its staking-driven composition, but it differs in secondary emphasis. The Block highlighted a $24 million net loss for the quarter, while the other two summaries did not provide a corresponding loss figure in the supplied material. Crypto Economy focused on the treasury balance and validation activity, and CoinEdition placed more emphasis on Telegram’s wallet expansion and its potential to bring cryptocurrency use to a large messaging audience.

Telegram’s native wallet was not presented as a completed integration; the supplied reports describe it as an active rollout. CoinEdition linked that expansion to a possible increase in everyday cryptocurrency use across Telegram’s user base, while The Block included the wallet rollout alongside the company’s financial results. Those accounts connect two developments: TON Strategy’s GRAM-based treasury operations and Telegram’s effort to add wallet functionality to its messaging ecosystem.

Live data showed GRAM, previously identified as Toncoin, trading at $1.12, up 7.99% over 24 hours but down 4.03% over seven days. Its market capitalization stood at $3.21 billion. The broader crypto market was broadly lower, with total capitalization at $2.51 trillion, Bitcoin down 2.34% over 24 hours and the Fear & Greed index at 29, indicating fear. GRAM’s positive daily move therefore occurred against a weaker overall backdrop. The next reported milestones to watch are the pace of Telegram’s wallet rollout and any further disclosure about TON Strategy’s GRAM holdings, validation activity and quarterly results.