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Kaia vs Gram (prev. Toncoin)

Two chains built on messenger distribution. Kaia is the 2024 merger of Klaytn, from Korea's Kakao, and Finschia, from Japan's LINE — a combined reach across two major Asian messaging platforms. TON grew from Telegram and puts crypto features in front of a global chat audience. Both bet that the hardest part of crypto is distribution, and both inherit dependence on a messaging company they do not control.

12 months, both starting at 100 (AUD)

KAIA → 19 · GRAM → 42
13 43 73 104
Measure KAIA GRAM
Market cap A$0.3B A$5.7B
Rank #181 #30
Price A$0.0463 A$2.01
90-day change (AUD) −7.4% −12.1%
12-month change (AUD) −79.9% −52.7%
From all-time high −92.6% −83.9%
Supply model No fixed maximum No fixed maximum
AU exchanges we verify it on 2 2

About Gram (prev. Toncoin)

Toncoin powers The Open Network (TON), a blockchain originally designed by Telegram's founders and later handed to an open community. Its integration with the Telegram messenger gives it unusual distribution among mainstream users.

Full GRAM page: live price, chart & where to buy →

FAQ

Which is bigger, Kaia or Gram (prev. Toncoin)?

By market value today: Gram (prev. Toncoin) (A$5.7B vs A$0.3B). Size measures money invested, not quality — but it does measure liquidity, which affects how easily you can buy and sell.

Which performed better this year?

Over the past 12 months in AUD terms: KAIA −79.9%, GRAM −52.7% — the chart above shows the whole path, which matters more than the endpoints. Past performance is no indicator of future results, in either direction.

Can I buy both in Australia?

Yes — both are listed on AUSTRAC-registered exchanges we verify. KAIA appears on 2 of our reviewed platforms and GRAM on 2. Compare costs first on the fee calculator, and remember every crypto-to-crypto swap between them is a CGT event.

Should I hold KAIA or GRAM?

That's a personal decision we don't make for you — this page exists to make the structural differences clear so the choice is yours. What we'd say to anyone: understand what job each coin is designed for, size positions like the risk is real, and check the honest failure statistics before going further down the market-cap list.

Data from our market records (powered by CoinGecko), refreshed with the daily rebuild. General information only, not financial advice — we compare structure and history, we don't pick winners.