Strategic Merger: Galxe Integrates Fully into the Gravity Ecosystem

In a significant move for the Web3 landscape, the identity and credential network Galxe has announced the full integration of its team and brand into the ecosystem of the emerging Layer1 blockchain, Gravity. The primary objective behind this strategic consolidation is to pool resources and accelerate the development and mainstream adoption of the Gravity mainnet.

Detailed Timeline for Service Wind-Down and Migration

As a direct result of this merger, several core services on the Galxe platform will be phased out according to a structured timeline. Users should take note of the following critical deadlines:

  • Effective Immediately: Creation of new events in Spaces has been disabled; new subscriptions for Galxe+ and Galxe Score are no longer accepted; and minting for Galxe Passport has ceased.
  • December 5th: This is the final day for users to participate in any activities on the platform.
  • December 15th: All channels for claiming activity rewards will be permanently closed. Concurrently, the Galxe website will transition entirely into a read-only state. After this date, users will be unable to perform any interactive operations and can only view historical data.

The team strongly urges all users to log in and claim any outstanding rewards or points before the December 15th deadline.

User Asset Security and Next Steps

Addressing paramount user concerns, Galxe provided clear assurances regarding asset security. All funds held in Smart Savings, any staked G tokens that have not been withdrawn, and G tokens already migrated to Gravity Alpha mainnet wallets are confirmed to be safe and secure.

The specific procedures and timeline for withdrawing these assets will be communicated in a separate, detailed announcement from the team. Users are advised that no immediate action is required and should wait for further official guidance.

A Five-Year Journey: From Serving Millions to Ecosystem Evolution

Reflecting on its journey, Galxe noted its platform served over 36 million users and collaborated with more than 7,700 projects throughout its five-year history. This integration into Gravity is framed not as an end, but as a pivotal evolution—a continuation of its mission and technology within a broader, more ambitious ecosystem.