Galxe to wind down Quest, ID and Passport in Gravity consolidation

Galxe will shut down Galxe Quest, Galxe ID and Galxe Passport and make its legacy site read-only after Dec. 15, 2026, the Web3 campaign platform said on Nov. 9, 2026.

The announcement folds Galxe's team and brand under the Gravity name. Gravity L1 is Galxe's own layer-1 blockchain.

Galxe's announcement says the consolidation is intended to speed up “development and adoption of Gravity L1.” The product roadmap now centers on one chain and one brand rather than three legacy services.

What does the shutdown change for users?

Galxe users have until Dec. 5, 2026, to take part in the platform's final campaigns. Rewards earned must then be claimed by Dec. 15, 2026.

• Dec. 5: Final campaign participation closes.
• Dec. 15: Users must claim earned rewards.
• After Dec. 15: The platform becomes read-only.

Galxe describes the post-deadline state as “read-only.” The site will remain visible, and users can review their history. They cannot add to it or act through the live product.

Visibility will not equal access. Users can verify past activity, but they cannot add new activity or act through the live product after the relevant deadline. The history remains; the live product does not.

Galxe said the move follows the migration of its core services to Gravity L1. The infrastructure shift was already underway, making the product retirement the visible end of a broader migration.

Gravity changes chains again

This is not Gravity's first chain transition. Gravity Alpha Mainnet, which operated under chain ID 1625, shut down permanently on Nov. 1, 2026, after an asset-bridging window that ran from Oct. 23 through 25.

Bridging moves assets from one blockchain to another. During that window, users had a short period to move funds out of Alpha before the network closed.

Gravity L1 Mainnet replaces Alpha and uses chain ID 127001. It uses Grevm, a parallel EVM execution engine, and is built to handle more than 12,000 transactions per second.

The chain switch closes an older network while Gravity L1 and the G token remain in place. It marks a shift from a multi-product campaign platform toward a chain-centered brand.

The G token stays unchanged

The G token is not affected by the product shutdowns, the team consolidation or Alpha's permanent closure, according to Galxe. It remains Galxe's native utility token and the gas token on Gravity L1, and the announcement says it continues to operate as normal.

Operationally, transaction fees on Gravity L1 remain tied to G. The brand and product changes do not create a token migration.

That continuity matters for users who must continue paying network fees after Galxe's legacy products stop operating.

A major footprint is being retired

Galxe says it has served more than 36 million users since its founding. The company has also worked with more than 7,700 partner projects.

Quest let projects run campaigns that rewarded people for completing on-chain and social tasks. ID and Passport handled identity and credentials.

Those products helped make Galxe a recognizable name in Web3 user acquisition. Their retirement ends the campaign, identity and credentials products that supported that reach, even though Gravity L1 and G continue.

That narrows Galxe's public product suite. The announcement does not identify separate replacement products for ID or Passport, even as Gravity L1 becomes the central infrastructure. The move retires a broad product layer around a chain that remains in service.

The next binding date is Dec. 5, when final campaign participation ends. By Dec. 15, users must claim earned rewards; afterward, the old platform remains as a read-only record while Gravity L1 becomes the company's operating focus.