Bitget Will Support the Galxe (GAL) Token Swap, Redenomination and Rebranding to Gravity(G)
Bitget will support the Galxe (GAL) token swap, redenomination and rebranding to Gravity(G). Details of the timeline are as follows: Deposit and withdrawal services of GAL will be suspended on 15 July, 04:00 (UTC). On 15 July, 04:00 (UTC), Bitget will delist the GAL/USDT spot trading pair and cance
Bitget will support the Galxe (GAL) token swap, redenomination and rebranding to Gravity(G).
Details of the timeline are as follows:
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Deposit and withdrawal services of GAL will be suspended on 15 July, 04:00 (UTC).
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On 15 July, 04:00 (UTC), Bitget will delist the GAL/USDT spot trading pair and cancel all pending spot trade orders.
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Recover all GAL balances and begin the distribution of new G to all eligible users at a ratio of 1 old GAL = 60 new G.
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The new G contract address are as follow:
Please Note:
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Bitget will no longer support deposits and withdrawals of old GAL tokens after the token swap.
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We will inform users in a separate announcement when the deposit, withdrawal and trading services for G are available, following the completion of the token swap and redenomination plan.
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Where any discrepancy arises between the translated versions and the original English version, the English version shall prevail.
For more information, please refer to:
Introducing G: One Token, Two Ecosystems
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