Galxe says Gravity Alpha will shut down on Nov. 1, 2026 as users move to Gravity L1

Galxe says Gravity Alpha will shut down on Nov. 1, 2026 as users move to Gravity L1

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2026-07-22 07:51:20
Galxe said Gravity Alpha, the project’s earlier mainnet phase, will formally end network operations on Nov. 1, 2026, as Gravity L1 moves into full production. After that date, the Alpha network will be permanently shut down, and any assets still left on Gravity Alpha will no longer be transferable.\n\nThe company also said the G staking page on Galxe will be taken offline at the same time. All staked G tokens must be withdrawn before the deadline. Galxe added that developers need to migrate any dApps, bots, or scripts currently deployed on Gravity Alpha to Gravity L1.\n\nAccording to Galxe, Gravity Alpha served as the first phase of Galxe’s onchain rollout. It was used to handle production traffic and identify execution bottlenecks. The team said lessons from that phase supported the development of Gravity L1, including Grevm parallel EVM execution, sub-second finality, and a validator-authenticated native oracle.
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Galxe said Gravity Alpha will formally end network operations on Nov. 1, 2026, as Gravity L1 enters full mainnet operation. The Alpha network will be permanently shut down on that date, and any assets still remaining on Gravity Alpha after the shutdown will no longer be transferable.

Galxe also said its G staking page will be removed at the same time. All staked G tokens must be withdrawn before the deadline.

The company said developers need to migrate any dApps, bots, or scripts deployed on Gravity Alpha to Gravity L1.

Alpha phase was used to test production traffic

Galxe said Gravity Alpha had previously served as the first phase of Galxe’s move onchain. It was used to process production traffic and identify execution bottlenecks. According to the company, experience from that stage supported the development of Gravity L1, including Grevm parallel EVM execution, sub-second finality, and a validator-authenticated native oracle.

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