Gravity Finance [OLD] Price

Gravity Finance (GFI) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2021, operating as an entire decentralized finance product suite on the Polygon Network. It aggregates multiple yield-generating and trading primitives under a single governance layer, distributing protocol revenue back to token holders in blue-chip assets.

The protocol’s niche lies in erasing the friction between passive DeFi participation and reliable income streams. Instead of requiring staking, yield farms, AMM swaps, an IDO launchpad, auto-compounding vaults, and algorithmic investment Silo strategies all feed admin fees into a smart-contract mechanism that pays out 50% in ETH and 50% in BTC directly to anyone holding GFI. That design sidesteps the complexity of active reward harvesting.

Gravity Finance operates on the Polygon network as a standard ERC-20 token. No separate blockchain is maintained; the entire logic lives within a set of smart contracts deployed on the Polygon proof-of-stake sidechain, inheriting its high throughput and low finality times for fee distributions and token burns.

The token’s contract at `0x874e178a2f…` acts as the governance anchor while an auxiliary fee distributor contract routes trading and launchpad commissions. The BTC portion does not sit idle—it accretes inside a dedicated vault, forgoting an intrinsic backing layer. Holders trigger a burn function to redeem that accumulated Bitcoin value, permanently deleting GFI from the circulating supply in the process. Every claim interaction permanently contracts the token base.

The project emerged in May 2021 without publicized founder identities, launching initially with a Polygon-native Launchpad and yield farms. The codebase, hosted in a modest public repository, expanded in scope as development progressed toward an AMM swap exchange, strategy vaults, and derivatives markets. Early adoption centered on community-governed fee sharing rather than token inflation.

The long-term mission fixes on building a self-sustaining financial hub where protocol income, denominated in established cryptoassets, creates non-inflationary backing for the governance token. This model aspires to make GFI’s value floor a function of accumulated BTC reserves—a mechanism that anchors governance power to tangible, verifiable on-chain assets rather than purely speculative demand.

Mechanically, GFI functions as an automatic claim ticket. Holding any amount makes the wallet eligible to collect ETH admin fees at any interval, with no lockup or delegation. The BTC reward stream, however, accumulates inside the fee contract and cannot exit unless the holder destroys GFI. Every redemption subtracts tokens from the total supply, encoding a direct link between usage of the platform’s yield products and the scarcity of the governance asset.

Liquidity providers in the AMM and farmers in the yield pools generate swap and harvest fees that the platform’s contracts split into the ETH/BTC distribution baskets. Projects raising funds through the IDO Launchpad pay listing and success fees that similarly flow to GFI holders. Automated Silo strategies compound capital and direct performance fees into the same split, giving every passive GFI holder exposure to a diversified stream of platform activity.

Gravity Finance has a maximum supply of 1,200,000,000 GFI tokens. Currently, 352,267,212 GFI are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $63,525, Gravity Finance ranks #6,624 among all cryptocurrencies.