It’s a new chapter for Galxe, a Web3 community building a community-driven platform built on Ethereum, as it has undergone an exciting rebranding, and it has now transformed into its own Layer-1 blockchain, popularly called GravityChain. According to updates shared today on the X social media platform, Galxe announced the full migration, and its Web3 network is now completely powered by the GravityChain.
Powered by native cryptocurrency token (GAL), Galxe is a Web3 credential data network that not only enables developers and enterprises to build strong decentralized products but also helps users manage and leverage their online identities in the decentralized landscape.
The move to migrate its network to the GravityChain signals Galxe’s aim to tap into advanced growth opportunities in the larger Web3.
Why Galxe Moves to GravityChain
Today, Galxe announced the official launch of its Layer-1 omnichain blockchain network, GravityChain, which is designed to offer effective, secure, and scalable mechanisms for managing sophisticated cross-chain interactions with decreased friction. With the debut of this integrated, scalable, and high-performing Layer-1 blockchain network, GravityChain is now well-equipped to increase interactions of businesses, developers, and users within the Web3 space while supporting the scalability and interoperability required for cross-chain applications.
Based on data sourced today from CoinMarketCap, Galxe has migrated the Galxe Web3 infrastructure and digital credential network and its GAL token to a new Layer-1 blockchain, GravityChain, featuring the native “G” token. Users who hold GAL can upgrade to G at a 1:1 ratio using the official GravityChain upgrade interface.
GravityChain On-Chain Activity and Use Cases
The GAL token is now rebranded to G as part of the upgrade, an update that allows developers and users to access a greater experience and opportunities in the broader Web3 space.
The GravityChain, an omnichain settlement layer, is built with a powerful consensus mechanism, staking-driven architecture, and ZPK (zero-Knowledge Proofs) technologies to offer transaction cost-effectiveness, advanced security features, and high-processing speed with cross-chain experiences.
This milestone indicates GravityChain’s continued commitment to expanding interoperability and streamlining its decentralized network access. Data shared today by Nansen disclosed that GravityChain’s alpha mainnet gained strong momentum in H2 2025, recorded an average of 677,816 daily transactions and 152,960 daily active addresses during the period, while in its beta form.
