Gravity Chain said on Sept. 20 that it has identified major price dislocations for the G token across trading venues, with spreads between some platforms staying above 30% for several hours and briefly exceeding 40%. The team linked the situation to fragmented liquidity between the Gravity Alpha mainnet and Ethereum, along with existing bridge constraints. Gravity said it is actively working on a solution that would let users move assets from the Gravity Alpha mainnet to Ethereum quickly and safely, and that more updates will be shared later. Market data cited in the notice showed notable differences in quoted prices: G was trading at $0.013 on Binance, $0.008 on OKX, around $0.0037 on the Gravity Alpha mainnet, and about $0.012 on Ethereum mainnet. The statement did not provide a launch date for the bridge solution.
Gravity Chain said on Sept. 20 that it had observed significant price dislocations for the G token across trading platforms.
According to the official notice, spreads between some venues had remained above 30% for several hours and at one point exceeded 40%. The team said the gap was mainly tied to fragmented liquidity between the Gravity Alpha mainnet and Ethereum, as well as bridge limitations.
Team is working on a bridge solution
Gravity said it is actively preparing a solution designed to let users move assets from the Gravity Alpha mainnet to Ethereum quickly and safely. The project added that it would share further updates later.
Quoted prices vary across venues
Market data cited in the report showed G at $0.013 on Binance, $0.008 on OKX, about $0.0037 on the Gravity Alpha mainnet, and about $0.012 on Ethereum mainnet.
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