Gravity (G) Price

G is Gravity’s native token and the utility and governance token for the Gravity and Galxe ecosystems. It serves as the native Gas token on the Gravity chain and is officially described as a universal token for governance, ecosystem incentives, and payments. “Native” means that G is the base asset used when the network runs transactions; “utility and governance” describes its uses within Galxe and Gravity products and governance frameworks. Holding G itself does not equal holding shares in any company, nor does holding the token alone automatically create dividend or redemption rights.

On the Gravity chain, G is used to execute and pay Gas for on-chain transactions. When a user initiates a transaction, the network must process and execute it; Gas is the fee paid for that network execution, so the wallet sending the transaction needs sufficient G. This differs from in-app payments: the former is the native network fee required for the Gravity chain to process on-chain operations; the latter is a use of G to pay fees in Galxe ecosystem applications. Both use G, but they correspond to different stages of service.

Within the Galxe ecosystem, G is positioned as a utility token that can be used to pay fees for applications built by Galxe and for certain products and features; the official materials list scenarios including Galxe Quest, Galxe Passport, Galxe Score, Alva, Galxe Shop, and Galxe Earn. G is also used for governance: the official materials state that the G DAO is governed by G holders, and the token can be used to participate in governance. Whether a particular product accepts G, whether a particular governance process is open, and the participation requirements depend on the relevant product or governance rules at that time; they cannot be automatically inferred from “holding G” alone.

G has an initial total supply of 12 billion tokens and 18 decimal places. The historical migration ratio from GAL to G is 1 GAL for 60 G; this quantity conversion is used for token migration and does not represent a market-value commitment for either token. For GAL in self-custody wallets on Ethereum or BNB Chain, after a migration submission the original GAL is burned and G calculated at 1:60 is received on the same chain. For example, 100 GAL corresponds to 6,000 G. The official materials previously stated that centralized exchanges supporting migration could automatically process migration for holdings in their spot wallets; where support is unavailable, users must first determine the platform’s processing arrangement and cannot assume that all holdings will be automatically converted.

Gravity L1 Mainnet is live, while Gravity Alpha Mainnet is in its sunset phase and will permanently cease operations on November 1, 2026. The practical consequence is that assets remaining on Alpha Mainnet at that time will no longer be transferable, affecting users who hold assets, stake G, or run applications. Migration does not have a single deadline. Non-G assets, such as USDT, USDC, and ETH, should be transferred out through the Stargate bridge by October 23, 2026; G can be moved to Ethereum or Gravity L1 using the official Gravity Bridge until 03:00 UTC on October 26, 2026. Native bridge withdrawals and G unstaking both require a 7-day waiting period, so the native bridge and G Staking page will be taken offline on October 26 in advance, allowing time for processing before the network shutdown on November 1. Users who have staked G need to unstake first. After unstaking, G returns to the chain where it was originally staked; if it returns to Alpha Mainnet, it must also be bridged out before the bridge goes offline, otherwise it will lose transferability after the network shutdown.

No. G is a crypto asset used for Gravity network and Galxe ecosystem functions; its uses for Gas, payments, governance, and incentives do not constitute equity in Galxe, Gravity, or any affiliated entity. Therefore, G’s governance or staking-related uses cannot be interpreted as common stock or used to infer that holders have dividends, liquidation distributions, or redemption rights ordinarily enjoyed by corporate shareholders. Token utility and company ownership are two distinct types of rights arrangements.