Gravity Chain said the G token has been trading at sharply different prices across platforms, with spreads between some venues staying above 30% for several hours and at one point exceeding 40%. The team linked the dislocation to fragmented liquidity between the Gravity Alpha mainnet and Ethereum, along with existing bridge constraints. According to the announcement, Gravity is preparing a solution that would let users move assets from the Gravity Alpha mainnet to Ethereum in a faster and safer way, with more details to be released later. Current quoted prices in the update 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. The announcement frames the issue as a cross-market pricing mismatch rather than a single-venue move, with the bridge path between Gravity Alpha and Ethereum at the center of the response now being developed.
Gravity Chain said in an official announcement that the G token is showing significant price dislocations across trading platforms, with spreads between some venues remaining above 30% for several hours and at one point moving past 40%.
The team said the situation is mainly tied to fragmented liquidity between the Gravity Alpha mainnet and Ethereum, as well as bridge limitations between the two networks. Gravity said it is working on a solution to help users bridge assets from the Gravity Alpha mainnet to Ethereum quickly and safely, and that more updates will be released later.
At the time of the announcement, G was priced 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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