Gravity says G token spread across exchanges topped 40%

Gravity says G token spread across exchanges topped 40%

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2026-09-20 06:06:56
Gravity Chain said the G token has recently shown sharp price dislocations across exchanges, with spreads between some venues staying above 30% for hours and briefly exceeding 40% at the peak. The team attributed the gap to fragmented liquidity between the Gravity Alpha mainnet and Ethereum, along with current cross-chain constraints. According to Gravity Chain, work is underway on a solution aimed at helping users move assets from the Gravity Alpha mainnet to Ethereum more quickly and efficiently. The project added that it will continue to share updates as development progresses. The statement points to structural trading frictions rather than a one-off pricing anomaly, with liquidity split across networks limiting arbitrage and keeping exchange prices out of line for extended periods.

Gravity Chain said the G token has recently traded at noticeably different prices across exchanges.

According to the project, spreads between some exchanges remained above 30% for several hours, with the peak briefly moving past 40%.

Gravity Chain said the issue mainly stems from fragmented liquidity between the Gravity Alpha mainnet and Ethereum, as well as cross-chain limitations.

The team said it is actively developing a fix so users can move assets from the Gravity Alpha mainnet to Ethereum faster and more efficiently, and added that it will continue to publish progress updates.

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