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Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.Gravity (by Galxe) Markets
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About Gravity (by Galxe) (G)
Gravity is the Layer 1 blockchain associated with Galxe, and G is its ecosystem token. Galxe announced that Gravity L1 Mainnet went live in July 2026 and published a transition notice dated August 28, 2026. The notice says Gravity Alpha Mainnet remains available only until November 1, 2026, making chain migration a time-sensitive issue for users.
Gravity L1 Mainnet
Galxe’s official announcement dated July 21, 2026 says Gravity L1 Mainnet is live. The network update describes high-performance EVM execution and native oracle capabilities. These are network-level features in the announcement; users should check the current technical docs for supported tools, RPC details, and deployed applications.
Alpha migration deadline
Galxe’s August 28, 2026 notice says Gravity Alpha Mainnet will be deprecated after November 1, 2026 and assets remaining there will no longer be transferable. The notice directs holders to bridge assets to Gravity L1 Mainnet or Ethereum before the deadline. This date is a material operational deadline, not a general roadmap target.
G staking sunset
The same Galxe notice says the G Staking dashboard will be sunset on November 1, 2026. It instructs users with G staked through Galxe to unstake before that date, including users staking across Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Gravity Alpha Mainnet. This is a time-sensitive service change and should be checked against any newer official notice.
Token and ecosystem
G is associated with the Gravity and Galxe ecosystem. Because migration affects network location and staking interfaces, the chain where tokens reside matters as much as the ticker. Readers should use official bridge and unstaking instructions, verify destination networks and addresses, and avoid relying on old Alpha Mainnet guides after the deprecation date.
Operational risk
A chain migration can involve bridge contracts, network configuration, token representations, and staking positions. Galxe’s notice specifically warns that Alpha Mainnet assets left after the deadline will no longer be transferable. Users should treat the deadline and unstaking instructions as operational facts, while independently checking the latest official support page before taking action.
The transition notice is especially important because the Alpha Mainnet deprecation and staking-dashboard sunset share the November 1, 2026 date. A token’s ticker alone does not reveal whether it is on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Gravity Alpha, or Gravity L1. Use the official migration notice to verify the relevant network and action deadline.
The Galxe notice says the migration applies to assets held on Gravity Alpha Mainnet and to G tokens staked through G Staking. It names Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Gravity Alpha Mainnet among staking contexts affected by the dashboard sunset. These details make the notice more precise than a generic statement that a blockchain upgrade is underway.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Gravity (by Galxe) (G) FAQ
What is Gravity (G)?
Gravity is the Layer 1 blockchain associated with Galxe, and G is its ecosystem token. Galxe announced Gravity L1 Mainnet as live in July 2026 and later published instructions for moving assets from Gravity Alpha Mainnet. The chain and staking transition makes it important to verify which network holds a token.
Is Gravity L1 Mainnet live?
Yes. Galxe’s official announcement dated July 21, 2026 says Gravity L1 Mainnet is live. The announcement highlights high-performance EVM execution and native oracle capabilities. For current RPC endpoints, bridge support, and application compatibility, use the latest Gravity technical documentation rather than relying on the launch announcement alone.
When does Gravity Alpha Mainnet shut down?
Galxe’s transition notice says Gravity Alpha Mainnet will be deprecated after November 1, 2026. Assets left on Alpha Mainnet after that date will no longer be transferable, according to the notice. Holders should read the official migration instructions and verify the destination network before making a bridge transaction.
What should G holders do before November 1, 2026?
Galxe’s notice tells users holding assets on Gravity Alpha Mainnet to bridge them to Gravity L1 Mainnet or Ethereum before November 1, 2026. It also says users with G staked through Galxe should unstake before the dashboard sunset. Check the current official instructions, since network and contract details matter.
Is Galxe G staking ending?
Galxe’s August 28, 2026 notice says the G Staking dashboard will be sunset on November 1, 2026. It instructs users to unstake before that date, including positions associated with Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Gravity Alpha Mainnet. Users should confirm their own staking location and follow the official unstaking guide.
What features does Gravity L1 offer?
Galxe’s launch announcement describes Gravity L1 Mainnet as providing high-performance EVM execution and native oracle capabilities. Those features are intended to support the Gravity ecosystem’s next phase. The announcement does not by itself establish that every application or bridge is available, so consult current developer documentation for integrations.
Can G tokens exist on different networks?
Galxe’s transition notice refers to G staking and assets across Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Gravity Alpha Mainnet, and directs Alpha users to migrate assets to Gravity L1 or Ethereum. That makes network identification important: the same ticker can appear in different chain contexts, with different transfer routes and contract addresses.
What is G’s all-time high?
FMchart’s market all-time high for G is $0.0917 on Jul 18, 2024. This price statistic is separate from the Gravity migration schedule. Check the Price Statistics panel when market data is available, and do not treat the token’s market record as confirmation that a staking dashboard or legacy network remains operational.
How has G performed historically?
In FMchart's composite price history (since August 2024), G recorded November 2024 (+33.6%) as its best month and October 2025 (-31.5%) as its worst month, with 0 of 1 full calendar year positive calendar years. These results summarize the available composite USD market series; they do not measure migration completion or imply future token performance.
Where can I find Gravity migration instructions?
Galxe’s official Help Center published a transition notice explaining how to move assets from Gravity Alpha Mainnet and how the G Staking dashboard sunset affects stakers. Use that notice and linked official bridge tutorials for current steps. Avoid using old Alpha Mainnet instructions after the published November 1, 2026 deadline.