Galxe
GDecentralized identity and on-chain reward platform
Performances
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RD Growth Index
| 1h | 24h | 7d | 30d | 60d | 90d |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.49% | 2.84% | 13.13% | 31.86% | 18.36% | 11.82% |
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Unlock Event
| Date | Unlocked Token Amount | Unlocked M.Cap | M.Cap (%) | Allocation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 5, 2026 | 1.08M G | $3.43K | 0.01% | 2 Allocation |
| Jan 5, 2027 | 1.08M G | $3.43K | 0.01% | 2 Allocation |
| Feb 5, 2027 | 1.08M G | $3.43K | 0.01% | 2 Allocation |
On-chain Holding
| Holding Token | Price | Amount | Total Value |
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Top Holders
| Address | Token | Quantity | Percentage | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x3848...27b0 |   G | 2,000,000,000 | 16.67% | $6.31M |
| BitMart: Hot Wallet (3f10) | G | 704,729,604.72 | 5.87% | $2.22M |
| LBank: Hot Wallet (f012) | G | 536,459,073.67 | 4.47% | $1.69M |
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About Galxe
Galxe is an onchain credential and quest platform. Its quest modules aggregate onchain actions for projects, users receive verifiable credentials on completion, and projects use them to distribute rewards or open allowlists. It addresses the missing user profile onchain: an address records trades but not which communities it joined or which actions it finished, leaving projects unable to separate real users from scripted wallets. Credentials are issued as NFTs or signed data, aggregated into a Passport, and read by developers through an API for gated access. Since 2024 Galxe has moved its base layer onto its own Gravity chain, using an L1 to host credential issuance and settlement.
The product line spans quests, Passport, a reputation score and developer tooling on Gravity, with issuers, L2s and games as clients using it for growth campaigns, eligibility checks and identity gates. Compared with pure quest platforms, Galxe's difference is that credentials are readable by third-party contracts, forming a cross-project identity layer. The migration requires users to bridge assets to Gravity, and balances left on the older chain cannot be used on the Alpha mainnet.
In Galxe's development history, long-term significant milestones include: launching the Gravity chain alpha mainnet in 2024 as its L1 blockchain aimed at omnichain experience and chain abstraction; initiating the migration of GAL to G tokens at a 1:60 ratio to optimize tokenomics; and introducing the Starboard platform to quantify user content, integrating on-chain and off-chain data to build a Web3 incentive hub. These milestones mark Galxe's transformation from a credential network to an omnichain infrastructure.
Mainnet and shutdown: The Gravity L1 mainnet is live and core services have migrated; the Alpha mainnet will stop running on November 1, its G staking page will close, users must bridge assets before then, and the GAL migration page went offline in August.
Fundamentals: The token hit a low of $0.002557 on June 23; 7.23 billion G circulates, 60.3% of the 12 billion maximum; on-chain fees are only about $26 a day and TVL is roughly $20.78 million, with no buyback mechanism.
In June 2026 Galxe completed a generational change of its infrastructure, launching the native Gravity Layer 1 mainnet on a modified Reth stack with EVM equivalence, targeting more than 12,000 TPS on ERC-20 transfers and roughly 200 millisecond blocks; Quest, Passport and Score migrated into the new environment. Fast Withdraw followed on 20 September to ease the liquidity fragmentation that had pushed G price spreads across exchanges above 40%.
On 19 October Galxe announced the orderly shutdown of the Gravity Alpha mainnet, with most credential and cross-chain settlement services already moved to the L1. Because staking contracts embed a seven-day unbonding period, holders of staked G and Smart Savings balances had to redeem manually before 11:00 on 26 October; after that the legacy staking interface closes permanently and unclaimed assets may be consolidated into a Smart Balance usable only inside the platform. Alpha mainnet settlement stops on 1 November.
Galxe is consolidating credentials, identity and payments onto one L1, with priorities on widening the permissioned validator set, restoring bridge depth and unifying liquidity and incentives across the old and new chains once the shutdown completes.
Harry Zhang — Co-founder & CEO.
Charles Wayn — Co-Founder; also co-founder of DLive and Bullet Labs.
Xinlu C — Founder.
Yumin Xia — Chief Technology Officer. Galxe (formerly Project Galaxy), founded in 2021, builds on-chain identity credentials and a growth platform, and launched the Gravity L1.