If you hold G tokens on Gravity Alpha Mainnet, your way out now runs through an exchange that accepts deposits from that network. The official Gravity bridge, which until recently carried two routes, has been switched off since October 26, 2026 at 03:00 UTC. Galxe names that moment in its own help pages and sets November 1 as the day Gravity Alpha ceases operation. Whatever is still sitting on the network after that is, according to the provider, no longer transferable.
That changes the position for G holders in Germany fundamentally. Two weeks ago the question was which of the three exits was the most convenient. Today it is whether you can still reach the one remaining exit in the next few days. Our guide to withdrawing Gravity Alpha balances from October 12 describes the routes over the bridge; those are precisely the routes that have now fallen away.
What has applied to the Gravity bridge since October 26
Gravity Alpha Mainnet was the first version of the Gravity network and ran as a layer 2, a chain of its own that draws its security from Ethereum and anchors its data there. It is being replaced by Gravity L1 Mainnet, a s...
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