Asia-based trading platform OSL Global has announced it will support the rebranding of Toncoin (TON) to GRAM, with the ticker officially changing from TON to GRAM as part of a scheduled network update.
The exchange confirmed that balances will be automatically converted, with no action required from users holding TON in their wallets.
📢 OSL Global will support the rebranding of Toncoin (TON) to Gram (GRAM), including the ticker change from TON to GRAM.
For TON holders, no action is required—balances will automatically update to GRAM on June 23, 2026 at 10:00 (UTC+8).
Please cancel open spot orders and close… pic.twitter.com/P9ptPAJkAy
— OSL (@osldotcom) June 17, 2026
Trading, deposits, and futures set for phased suspension
As part of the transition, OSL Global will temporarily suspend TON deposits and withdrawals starting June 17, 2026, at 15:00 (UTC+8). Users are warned not to send tokens during the suspension period to avoid processing delays. Spot trading for the TON/USD pair will be delisted on June 18, followed by OTC trading closure on June 19.
Traders with active positions have been advised to act ahead of deadlines. All TON spot orders will be automatically cancelled at delisting, while futures trading on TONUSDC will stop accepting new positions from June 17. Existing derivatives positions will be forcibly closed by June 22, with final settlement executed at prevailing market prices.
Related: TON Drops Toncoin for Gram as Telegram Bets Bigger On Its Own Crypto Ecosystem
GRAM launch marks full transition across trading products
The rebranded GRAM token will officially appear in user accounts on June 23, 2026, at 10:00 (UTC+8), when deposits and withdrawals resume. Spot trading for GRAM will also go live later that day, replacing all previous TON market pairs across the platform.
OSL Global said historical TON records will remain accessible after delisting through support channels, ensuring users can still retrieve transaction data if needed. API connections tied to TON markets will also be updated or discontinued to prevent execution errors during the migration process.
What the rebrand signals for token identity shifts in crypto
The transition from TON to GRAM shows how crypto assets increasingly undergo structured rebranding processes similar to traditional financial instruments. Rather than creating new tokens, projects are now focusing on continuity of liquidity, user balances, and exchange integration during network upgrades.
For traders, the move reinforces how centralized exchanges act as key coordination layers in token identity changes. While underlying blockchain assets remain unchanged in function, ticker-level rebrands can still impact market sentiment, liquidity positioning, and short-term volatility as trading systems reset around the new asset label.
In related news, OSL Global added Ethena USDe (USDe) to its over-the-counter (OTC) trading platform, expanding access to a crypto-native synthetic dollar designed to maintain a 1:1 peg with the U.S. dollar through a delta-neutral hedging model.
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