Galxe, a veteran Web3 quest and rewards platform, is winding down its core services after more than five years of operation, drawing to a close a platform that has served 36 million users and partnered with more than 7,700 projects across the ecosystem.

As part of the transition, the company will discontinue three of its core offerings — Galxe Quest, Galxe ID and Galxe Passport — while redirecting its team and brand toward Gravity, its Layer 1 blockchain. For a user base of that size, the shutdown turns the coming weeks into a fixed window: anyone still holding unclaimed rewards or unfinished activities has set deadlines to act before access is reduced to read-only.

December Deadlines Set for Participation and Reward Claims

According to information shared by Wu Blockchain on X, Galxe has already suspended the creation of new campaigns. Existing activities on the platform will follow a scheduled wind-down process with separate cutoff dates for participation and claims: users will no longer be able to take part in platform activities after December 5, while the reward-claim period will remain open until December 15.

Once the reward-claim deadline passes, the Galxe website will transition to read-only mode. The staggered schedule gives users a limited window to complete eligible activities and claim any outstanding rewards before the shutdown takes full effect, which means rewards not collected by December 15 will no longer be claimable once the site goes read-only.

The announcement marks the conclusion of a platform that operated for more than five years and built a substantial presence in the Web3 ecosystem. During that period, Galxe reported serving 36 million users and working with over 7,700 partner projects through its quest and rewards campaigns.

Gravity Remains Operational as Galxe Changes Direction

Galxe's decision is tied to a broader strategic shift toward Gravity, its Layer 1 blockchain. The company plans to move its team and refocus its brand on the blockchain project while winding down the existing quest, identity and passport services.

However, the closure of Galxe's core services does not mean that Gravity itself is shutting down. According to the announcement, Gravity will continue to operate, and the G token will remain unaffected by the transition.

The distinction is a significant one for users and ecosystem participants: Galxe Quest, Galxe ID and Galxe Passport are being discontinued, while Gravity and the G token are not included in the shutdown plan described in the announcement. That split determines what disappears and what carries over: the quest, identity and passport tools go offline with the platform, while the blockchain and its token continue unaffected under the refocused brand.

With the transition now underway, the key dates are fixed: new campaign creation is already suspended, the final day to participate in platform activities is December 5, and reward claims will be accepted through December 15. After that, the Galxe website will remain accessible only in read-only form, closing the chapter on a long-running quest and rewards platform as the team turns its attention fully to Gravity — leaving Gravity's ongoing operation and the G token as the parts of the ecosystem that remain in place once the wind-down is complete.

Source: Hokanews