$52.240000
-$1.077003(-2.02%)
Market Cap
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24h High
$53.440000
24h Low
$52.050000
24h Turnover
$1.03K
Total Supply
4.25K
Market Sentiment
Neutral
Gram Platinum (GRAMP) Price Performance
Gram Platinum (GRAMP) has a Last Price of $52.240000, with a 24h change of -2.02%. The 24h low is $52.050000, the 24h high is $53.440000, and the 24h turnover is $1.03K. The current market cap is approximately --, ranking 13567 by market cap and accounting for 0.0000042% of the total crypto market cap. The All-Time High is $95.800000 (2026-01-26), with a change from the All-Time High of -45.47%.
0 Extreme Fear100 Extreme Greed
- Yesterday
- 55
- Normal
- Last Week
- 62
- Greed
- Last Month
- 70
- Greed
The Fear & Greed Index is currently 63/100, in the Greed zone; change from yesterday: +8, from last week: +1, and from last month: -7. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.
About Gram Platinum (GRAMP)
Use Cases and Features
Gram Platinum (GRAMP) is a Token Teknoloji reserve token whose value is stated to equal one gram of physical platinum. It represents platinum in a digital form for buying and selling digital platinum. The cited trading use is available seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Its value reference is physical platinum rather than a set amount of a national currency.
Supply and Issuance Mechanism
GRAMP supply is linked to physical platinum held in Token Teknoloji’s vault. For every GRAMP generated, one gram of platinum is added to that vault. Conversely, when the amount of platinum in the vault decreases, the smart contract burns GRAMP tokens. The mechanism therefore describes issuance and burning as adjustments tied to the reserve, rather than an unrestricted increase in token supply. On the stated basis, the intended relationship is one GRAMP with the value of one gram of physical platinum.
Frequently Asked Questions About Gram Platinum (GRAMP)
How does GRAMP maintain a 1:1 correspondence with the physical platinum in the vault?
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What happens to GRAMP’s supply when the amount of platinum in the company’s vault decreases?
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How is GRAMP issued, and what is its relationship to mining?
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How is GRAMP’s price related to physical platinum?
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What is the stated purity of the platinum backing GRAMP?
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What type of wallet can hold GRAMP?
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Can GRAMP be transferred directly between wallets?
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Can GRAMP transactions be tracked on the blockchain?
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Can GRAMP be traded around the clock?
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How can GRAMP be converted into Turkish lira?
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Are there custody, transfer, and administration fees for GRAMP?
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Compared with physical platinum, which fees are explicitly listed as not being charged for GRAMP?
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