Quest Airdrops · 2026-11-10
Galxe is shutting down Quest, ID and Passport: claim rewards before December 15
Overview
Galxe announced on November 9 that it is folding its team and brand into Gravity L1 and winding down Galxe Quest, Galxe ID, Galxe Passport and related services. Over five years it served 36 million users and 7,700 partner projects. The G token is unaffected and Gravity keeps running normally. New campaigns can no longer be created, Passport minting has stopped, and new Galxe+ and Galxe Score subscriptions are closed.
Requirements
Anyone with unclaimed Galxe rewards should log in and claim them. Users holding Smart Savings balances, now renamed Smart Balance, staked G that was never withdrawn, or G sitting in Gravity Alpha mainnet wallets must wait for a separate claim process announced on the official X account. That is a different channel from quest rewards.
Reward
Outstanding quest rewards, plus a separately announced recovery process for Smart Savings balances, staked G and G on the Alpha mainnet. The G token and Gravity operations are unaffected.
Deadline
2026-12-15 23:59
35 d
Risk notes
Do not mix up the two dates. December 5 is the last day to take part in campaigns. December 15 is when reward claiming closes and the site becomes read-only. Gravity Alpha mainnet, chain ID 1625, shut down permanently on November 1, and the team says assets left there are safe without explaining how or when they can be recovered. One practical consequence: projects that used Galxe for quests need replacement tooling, and campaigns running on it stop working after December 5. Any direct message offering a Galxe asset migration should be treated as phishing.
How to take part
- Always enter through the official link listed under Source — never a shortened link from a stranger.
- Use a dedicated wallet. Start with a small transaction, confirm it behaves as expected, then scale.
- Check every requirement one by one, especially snapshot times and holding periods.
- Claim or confirm before the deadline — expired windows are rarely re-opened.