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The Web3 campaign platform is folding its team and brand into Gravity, with its legacy site set to go read-only after December 15, 2026
Galxe is shutting down the products that made it famous. The company announced on November 9, 2026 that it is consolidating its team and brand under the Gravity name, with the stated aim of speeding up development and adoption of Gravity L1, its own layer-1 blockchain.
Galxe Quest, Galxe ID and Galxe Passport are all being wound down.
The shutdown timeline
The wind-down has firm dates attached. Users have until December 5, 2026 to take part in the final campaigns running on the platform.
Reward claims come after that. Any rewards earned must be claimed by December 15, 2026, after which the Galxe platform moves into a read-only state.
Read-only means the site stays visible but stops working as a live product. You can look at your history, but you cannot add to it or act on it.
The move follows the migration of Galxe’s core services to Gravity L1. In other words, the infrastructure shift was already underway, and the retirement of Quest, ID and Passport is the visible end of that process.
Out with Alpha, in with L1
This is not Gravity’s first chain transition. Gravity Alpha Mainnet, which ran under chain ID 1625, shut down permanently on November 1, 2026.
That closure came after a bridging window that ran from October 23 to 25, 2026. Bridging is the process of moving assets from one blockchain to another, so users on the Alpha network had a short window to move their funds out before the lights went off.
Its replacement is Gravity L1 Mainnet, which uses chain ID 127001.
Gravity L1 is designed around performance. It uses Grevm, a parallel EVM execution engine, and is built to handle over 12,000 transactions per second.
What stays the same
The G token is not affected by any of this. It serves as Galxe’s native utility token and as the gas token on Gravity L1, and it continues to operate as normal.
A big footprint being retired
The products being shut down were not small experiments. Since its founding, Galxe has served over 36 million users and worked with more than 7,700 partner projects.
Those numbers made Galxe one of the more recognizable names in Web3 user acquisition. Projects used its Quest tool to run campaigns that rewarded people for completing on-chain and social tasks, while ID and Passport handled identity and credentials.
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