Gram Calculators

2.74 billion GRAM were in circulation as of 3 August 2026, against a maximum of 5.22 billion — so 52.5% of everything that will ever exist has already been issued, leaving 2.48 billion still to come. That is a large share still to arrive, and it is worth knowing on what schedule before treating the current price as the settled one.

Yes. Running a validator directly requires a stake most holders cannot meet, so almost everyone delegates through a nominator pool, which aggregates deposits and splits the validation rewards after the operator's cut. Rewards run at roughly 2–5% through nominator pools, varying with how much is staked network-wide, and the calculator on this page is prefilled with 4% so you can change it to whatever your validator or platform actually quotes. Funds are committed for the validation round they are participating in — rounds run on the order of 18 hours — so a withdrawal typically clears within a day or two rather than instantly. Pools set their own additional withdrawal rules, so check before depositing. Staking is native to the protocol here, so you are not relying on a third party's wrapper.

There are 6 on this page and they answer different questions. Start from what you are actually asking: what a past purchase would be worth now, what a position is worth today, where a leveraged position gets liquidated, or what regular buying would have produced. Each opens with the live GRAM price already filled in, and every calculation runs in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is stored.

Live from CoinGecko when you press the price button, with the GRAMUSDT pair on Binance as a fallback if that request fails. The request happens in your browser and carries nothing about you; if both fail the calculator keeps working with whatever figure you type in.