<p>Messaging giant Telegram is reportedly planning to get its native tokens Gram out in the market ahead of its scheduled date of Oct. 31.</p> <p>The company could launch the first batches of its token “within the next two months,” The New York Times <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/27/technology/telegram-cryptocurrency-gram.html">reported</a> Tuesday, citing three anonymous investors who have spoken with Telegram recently.</p> <p>Gram tokens will operate with a decentralized structure similar to bitcoin (BTC), Telegram said in a sales pitch seen by the NYT. The structure means Telegram won’t have control over how and where Grams move, per the report.</p> <p>Back in July, Gram tokens <a href="https://www.theblockcrypto.com/tiny/telegrams-unreleased-gram-tokens-to-sell-at-triple-the-private-placement-price/">went on sale</a> on cryptocurrency exchange Liquid at a price three times of its private placement. A Korean company Gram Asia, the largest holder of Gram tokens in Asia, sold a portion of its Gram tokens to the public at $4 apiece.</p> <p>Last year, Telegram sold Gram tokens in one of the largest initial coin offerings (ICOs), raising <a href="https://www.theblockcrypto.com/2019/02/07/telegram-investor-update-claims-ton-is-now-90-complete/">$1.7 billion</a> from notable investors including Benchmark and Sequoia Capital, among others.</p>