Galxe Sets December Deadlines for Quest and ID Wind-Down

By Marcus Bennett

Galxe will end campaign participation on Dec. 5 and close reward claims on Dec. 15 as it winds down its Quest, ID and Passport offerings, the company said.

The action also covers related services. It aligns Galxe's team and brand with Gravity, a layer-1 network that will continue operating. Galxe said the move is intended to speed the network's development and adoption.

For users, the key distinction is simple. Joining a campaign and collecting its rewards now have separate deadlines. The first closes Dec. 5. The second closes Dec. 15, when Galxe's website switches to read-only mode.

The operating schedule

Several restrictions are already in force, according to Galxe. Spaces can no longer create new campaigns. New Galxe+ and Galxe Score subscriptions are unavailable. Galxe Passport also can no longer be minted.

These controls stop new activity without closing every existing function at once. Users can still participate in campaigns until Dec. 5 and claim rewards until Dec. 15, under the schedule Galxe set. The sequence gives existing participants time to finish without immediately cutting off claims, while blocking routes for adding campaigns or subscriptions.

Read-only mode is the final operational marker in the announcement. It does not reverse the earlier product controls. Spaces, new Galxe+ and Galxe Score subscriptions, and new Galxe Passport minting are already unavailable before the Dec. 15 transition. The announcement does not say those routes will reopen.

The announcement names no successor for Galxe Quest, Galxe ID, Galxe Passport or the related services. Instead, it presents Gravity as the continuing network and Galxe as the organization refocusing around it. The wind-down therefore looks like a product consolidation, not the end of the underlying chain.

For Galxe, this is a portfolio reset rather than a chain shutdown. Quest, ID, Passport and related services are leaving the lineup. Gravity remains the continuing network, and Galxe says concentrating its team and brand there should speed development and adoption.

G and user balances

Galxe said: “The G token will not be affected.” That assurance sits alongside the closures for campaigns, subscriptions, Passport minting and related services. Gravity will continue operating.

The company also addressed assets tied to Galxe products. Galxe said Smart Savings balances, G tokens that remain staked and have not been withdrawn, and G held in Gravity Alpha Mainnet wallets are safe. It added: “Separate instructions for claiming those assets will follow.”

That leaves one operational handoff still pending. Users do not yet have the asset-claim instructions described in the announcement, even though Galxe has set a firm reward-claim date. The company did not specify whether those instructions would arrive before or after Dec. 15.

What does this change for users?

Anyone who planned to join a campaign through Galxe must act by Dec. 5. Anyone expecting a reward must complete the claim by Dec. 15. After the website becomes read-only, the announcement provides no new path for campaigns, subscriptions or Passport minting.

The immediate task is practical: review participation plans and watch for Galxe's follow-up instructions covering Smart Savings balances, staked G and G in Gravity Alpha Mainnet wallets. The reward window and the asset-claim instructions do not have the same announced schedule.

For Gravity, the change concentrates Galxe's product and team focus on the layer-1 network. Galxe says that focus should speed development and adoption. The first test is whether users can collect campaign rewards and claim assets by the time the site reaches read-only mode.