Telegram widened access to its non-custodial Money wallet on Oct 9, separate from Walt. What Gram holders can do, what transfers cost and GRAM's 8.7% move.
- Telegram has expanded access to its non-custodial 'Money' wallet, allowing more of its 1 billion users to send Gram (GRAM) and purchase digital collectibles directly within the messaging app.
- The platform has clarified the distinction between the new 'Money' wallet (focused on Gram and Telegram assets) and the rebranded 'Walt' service (offering broader trading and yield products).
- While GRAM saw a reported price increase around the announcement, the long-term impact on demand and adoption remains unclear, with questions about active user numbers and transaction volumes still unresolved.
Topics: Asset types, Infrastructure providers, Scalability, Stablecoins digital cash, Tokenization platforms, Retail global adoption
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