Gravity (by Galxe)

Gravity, built by Galxe, is a blockchain network whose native token G serves as the fuel for transactions, a means of participating in network security through staking, and a medium for governance and payments across the Galxe ecosystem. The project positions itself as infrastructure aimed at web3 user onboarding, identity verification, and cross-chain interoperability — challenges it argues are bottlenecks for mainstream adoption of decentralized applications. G is intended for developers building on Gravity, users transacting on it, and projects using the broader Galxe growth platform.

Gravity is described as a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain targeting one gigagas per second throughput and subsecond transaction finality, with block times recorded in the data as effectively zero minutes, consistent with very rapid block production. G is used to pay gas fees on every transaction, making it the unit of account for all network activity; the data shows that all fees collected flow entirely to the protocol rather than to a supply side, reflected in a take rate of 100 percent over the trailing 30 days. The consensus algorithm is not specified in the available data.

Gravity collected 9.48 dollars in fees over the most recent 24-hour period, 74.47 dollars over the trailing 30 days, and 67,711.75 dollars over the trailing 12 months; protocol revenue matches fees exactly in each period, meaning the take rate is 100 percent and supply-side revenue — the share that would go to validators or liquidity providers — was 0.00 dollars over the trailing 30 days. Annualizing the trailing 30-day figure produces an estimated 906.05 dollars per year in fees and revenue. Fee growth over the last 30 days was 485.19 percent, indicating a sharp recent uptick from a very low base. The circulating market capitalization of approximately 27 million dollars against those fee levels produces a fee yield of roughly 0.003 percent on an annualized basis.