Gravity (by Galxe) (G) — price, market cap and strength versus Bitcoin
Bottom line
Gravity (by Galxe) trades at $0 with a market capitalisation of $24.8M (rank 734). Its 90-day reading against Bitcoin is unavailable, so relative strength is not called here. Layer 1 as a theme is -12.6% against Bitcoin over 13 weeks. Price readings run through 2026-09-11.
Price
$0.0000
as of 2026-09-11
Market cap
$24.8M
snapshot 2026-07-04
RS vs Bitcoin · 90d
—
as of 2026-09-11
30-day median volume
$2.4K
as of 2026-09-11
01 · the tape, against its benchmark
How has Gravity (by Galxe) moved against Bitcoin?
Gravity (by Galxe)'s one-year return is withheld because its price series contains a redenomination break. Annualised 30-day volatility is 1598%. Its deepest fall from a high inside the last 90 days is 98%. It trades below its 200-day average, which is falling.
G · rebasedBitcoinLayer 1 · equal weight
All three lines rebased to 100 at the first week each has data. Bitcoin is the opportunity-cost benchmark for crypto risk; the theme line is its equal-weight index of current rated members.
02 · returns, volatility and drawdown
What do Gravity (by Galxe)'s returns and risk look like?
7 days—
30 days—
90 days—
180 days—
1 year—
30-day volatility1,598% annualised
Deepest 90-day fall98%
200-day average$0.0001 · below · falling
50-day average$0.0001
Returns withheld: this coin's price series contains a redenomination or token-migration break, so percentage returns across it would be arithmetic, not investment, results.
03 · what the protocol actually earns
Does Gravity (by Galxe) generate fees or revenue?
Gravity (by Galxe) publishes 5 of the six network-economics series this site tracks: network fees, protocol revenue, total value locked, active addresses, transactions. Network fees over the last four complete quarters is $135.8K. Network activity is evidence about the protocol, not earnings owed to the token. Readings run to the Q2 2026 quarter.
Network fees8/20 quarters
TTM$135.8K-91%
Protocol revenue1/20 quarters
TTM——
Total value locked13/20 quarters
Latest$23.3M-64%
Active addresses8/20 quarters
Latest30,478-76%
Transactions8/20 quarters
TTM99,169,480-76%
Network fees
Protocol revenue
Total value locked
Active addresses
Transactions
Complete calendar quarters only. A blank quarter is unavailable, not zero. Network activity is evidence about the protocol, not earnings owed to the token.
04 · exact additive research priority
What does the evidence say about Gravity (by Galxe)?
Gravity (by Galxe) scores 30.9 out of 100 inside Layer 1, ranked 61 of 65 rated coins on 56% evidence. The four displayed point contributions add exactly to the total; missing evidence pulls only the affected factor toward neutral and lowers its stated coverage.
Gravity (by Galxe) · G
30.9/100 · Illiquid · research only · 56% evidence · rank 61 of 65 rated Layer 1 coins
Exact sum: 14.0 + 3.0 + 13.6 + 0.3 = 30.9
Decision use: Cheap on network economics while activity contracts: investigate value-capture trap risk.
14.0/35Market leadership
RS-BTC — · RS-sector — · 200-DMA below
20% evidence
3.0/30Network & economic traction
Fees -91.2% · revenue — · users -75.9%
80% evidence
13.6/20Value capture
Fee yield 0.55% · revenue yield —
50% evidence
0.3/15Liquidity & downside risk
30d median volume $2,378 · vol 1597.5%
100% evidence
This weakens if: The read weakens if 90-day RS versus BTC falls below zero with two weekly closes below the 200-DMA, or native activity contracts for two complete calendar quarters.
No valuation section exists on this page, for any coin. There is no company-style P/E or PEG for a token, and historical market capitalisation is not held at all — only a dated current snapshot — so no ten-year valuation band can be built honestly. Where a protocol publishes fees or revenue, the yield against that dated snapshot is shown above instead.
05 · the theme it competes in
How does Gravity (by Galxe) compare with other Layer 1 coins?
Gravity (by Galxe) is one of 78 Layer 1 coins here, 65 of which carry enough evidence to be rated and ranked. Gravity (by Galxe) ranks 61 of those 65 on 56% evidence. The table below is the theme's own scorecard, in its own order, with this coin marked.
The Layer 1 scorecard in its own order, with this coin marked. Scores are within-theme and are not comparable with coins in another theme. See the full Layer 1 page.
Methodology · boundaries make the answer useful
What can make this page misleading?
This page names 5 ways its own evidence about Gravity (by Galxe) can mislead, all listed below. The largest is that crypto network activity is not company earnings: protocol revenue does not automatically accrue to token holders. Price runs through 2026-09-11; market capitalisation is a separate snapshot dated 2026-07-04.
Crypto network activity is not company earnings. Protocol revenue does not automatically accrue to token holders.
Market capitalisation is a dated snapshot, not a point-in-time historical supply series, so yields computed against it inherit that lag.
No valuation band exists for any coin: historical market capitalisation is not held at all.
Funding rates, open interest, liquidations, exchange flows, unlock schedules and developer activity are not held and are not inferred.
The research score is relative to this coin's own theme only. It is not comparable across themes and is not an entry signal.
Price and technicalsThrough 2026-09-11, from exchange closes; moving averages are computed, never scraped.
Protocol activityThrough 2026-09-11, for the series this token publishes.
Market capSnapshot dated 2026-07-04; no historical supply series is implied.
Decision useResearch priority within one theme. Not entry, exit, sizing or leverage instructions.
Questions the page should answer directly
Crypto analysis FAQs
These 7 answers cover the questions this page can settle from data it holds — what the category is, how the score is built, what the coverage gaps are, and what would change the read. Every answer below is also present in the page’s FAQ schema and in its plain-text rendition. None of them is a recommendation.
What is Gravity (by Galxe) (G)?
Gravity (by Galxe) is a Layer 1 cryptocurrency tracked here by price, market capitalisation and strength against Bitcoin, with on-chain activity from chain + protocol. It is one of 78 Layer 1 coins on this site. Readings are as of 2026-09-11.
What is the market cap of Gravity (by Galxe)?
Gravity (by Galxe)'s market capitalisation is $24.8M, ranking it 734 in the top-1,000 crypto universe. That figure is a dated snapshot from 2026-07-04, refreshed separately from the daily price series, so it can lag the price shown above.
Is Gravity (by Galxe) beating Bitcoin?
Gravity (by Galxe) has no usable 90-day reading against Bitcoin at present, so this page does not call its relative strength. Layer 1 as a whole is -12.6% against Bitcoin over 13 weeks.
Does Gravity (by Galxe) have a P/E ratio?
No. There is no company-style P/E or PEG for a crypto token, and no valuation band is shown on this page because the data to build one honestly does not exist: historical market capitalisation is not held, only a current snapshot. Where a protocol publishes fees or revenue, this page shows the yield against that dated snapshot instead.
What is Gravity (by Galxe)'s research score?
30.9/100 within Layer 1, ranked 61 of 65 rated Layer 1 coins, on 56% evidence: 14.0 + 3.0 + 13.6 + 0.3 = 30.9. It is labelled “Illiquid · research only”. The score ranks research attention inside one theme, never portfolio action.
How much Gravity (by Galxe) history does this page show?
Five years of weekly closes where they exist, plus 20 complete calendar quarters of on-chain activity for the metrics Gravity (by Galxe) actually publishes. Here that is network fees, protocol revenue, total value locked, active addresses, transactions.
Does Gravity (by Galxe) generate network fees?
Gravity (by Galxe)'s trailing twelve-month network fees is $135.8K, down 91.2% on the year-earlier period. Network activity is not token-holder earnings: whether it accrues to the token depends on the protocol's own burn, buyback and distribution rules.