Galxe Platform Shuts Down Quest and Passport Services to Focus on Gravity L1 Development

On November 9, 2026, the Web3 platform Galxe announced the gradual closure of its Quest, ID, Passport services, and related products. The company intends to consolidate its team and brand around the development of the Gravity L1 first-level blockchain, maintaining network operations and existing token G conditions.

Over more than five years, Galxe claims to have attracted 36 million users and collaborated with over 7,700 projects. The platform provided tools for conducting marketing campaigns, verifying digital identity, and distributing rewards.

When Galxe Quest campaigns will close

From November 9, organizers can no longer create new campaigns through Galxe Spaces. Additionally, new subscriptions to Galxe+ and Galxe Score and the issuance of Galxe Passport have been halted.

Existing campaigns will continue to operate until December 5. After this date, users will not be able to complete new tasks in Quest.

Earning rewards will remain available until December 15. On the same day, the Galxe website will switch to "read-only" mode: users will be able to view existing information, but the functions of the closing services will cease to operate.

Galxe urged participants to complete the collection of all available rewards by the set deadline. However, the company did not specify the exact time of the function shutdown, including the time zone.

What will happen to G tokens and user assets

According to Galxe, the reorganization will not change the conditions for the circulation of the G token and will not affect the operation of the existing Gravity L1.

A separate procedure is provided for funds remaining in Smart Savings, G tokens not withdrawn from staking, and assets in wallets of the former Gravity Alpha Mainnet network.

The company stated that these assets remain secure. However, the mechanism for obtaining them, timelines, and technical instructions have not yet been published. Galxe promises to post the relevant information on its official X account.

At the same time, the procedure for returning such assets differs from obtaining Quest rewards, the deadline for which ends on December 15.

Additional uncertainty is associated with the cessation of the Gravity Alpha Mainnet on November 1. The official bridge for asset transfer and the G Staking interface were disabled on October 26, so previously available withdrawal methods no longer work.

In July, Galxe also began transferring Smart Savings users to Smart Balance. According to previous instructions, remaining funds were to automatically transition to the new system after November 1. How they will be handled upon service closure has not yet been clarified by the company.

Galxe will focus on developing Gravity L1

The main Gravity L1 network was launched in July 2026. It replaced the Gravity Alpha Mainnet, which was previously used for processing Galxe operations and testing infrastructure solutions.

The new network includes parallel execution of operations in the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) environment and built-in tools for obtaining external data.

According to Galxe, the experience of working with user campaigns and partner projects will be used for further development of Gravity.

However, the company did not present updated statistics on daily active addresses, transactions, or Gravity L1 revenues in the announcement. A unified procedure for transferring existing campaigns and user data to other platforms has also not been published.

Thus, Galxe is concluding the operation of several products for user engagement and interaction, maintaining its primary focus on blockchain infrastructure. For campaign participants, the next key date remains December 15, while owners of other assets will need to wait for separate instructions.