GAL (migrated to Gravity - G)

GAL is the legacy token of the Galxe platform that has been migrated to a newer token called G, which powers the Gravity blockchain and the broader Galxe ecosystem. Galxe describes itself as a web3 growth platform combining user onboarding, identity verification, and engagement automation for projects and their communities. The system is aimed at developers and projects that want to acquire and retain users on-chain, as well as the millions of end users who interact with those campaigns.

Gravity is described as a Layer 1 blockchain delivering speeds of one gigagas per second with subsecond finality, though the data stored here does not specify a consensus algorithm or block time for the GAL token entry. The G token serves as the gas token for transactions on Gravity, supports network security through staking, and is used in governance and payments across the Galxe ecosystem. Because GAL has been migrated to G, holders of the original token are directed to a migration process, and the GAL token itself no longer functions independently within the live system.

The data stored for this asset does not include a fee revenue stream, so fee-based measures such as protocol earnings or fee yields cannot be calculated from the information available here. What is recorded is that circulating supply stands at approximately 127.7 million tokens against a maximum supply of 200 million, meaning roughly 63.9 percent of the maximum supply is in circulation at this point in time. The remaining roughly 56.6 percent of the maximum supply has not yet entered circulation, representing potential future dilution to existing holders. How fees generated on the Gravity network are distributed among stakers, the protocol treasury, or other parties is not captured in the stored data.