GalaSwap Adds PIEVERSE, GLM, EZIG and UMA to Its Token Lineup

In Brief:

• PIEVERSE, GLM, EZIG and UMA are now trading on GalaSwap, Gala’s GalaChain-based DEX.
• The four tokens land just days behind ZRO, SBB, QNT and CARV, continuing the near-weekly listing rhythm Gala has maintained for most of 2026.
• These additions fall under a $2 million ecosystem incentive push designed to draw Ethereum, Solana and TON assets to GalaChain, where each swap burns GALA for gas.

Four fresh markets went live on GalaSwap this week: PIEVERSE, GLM, EZIG and UMA. Trading is accessible via links.gala.com/swap.

Gala revealed the listings through a post on X. Absent from that announcement were token class keys, contract addresses and launch partners for any of the four — and EZIG received no description whatsoever.

Before this round came ZRO, SBB, QNT and CARV, which went live around Aug. 10, preceded by SAND, ETHFI, ICNT and WKAS on Aug. 3. Late July saw ESTG, CVX, AI and COW arrive, while a group of eight was added on June 29.

What’s in the batch

PIEVERSE powers Pieverse, a payments protocol centered on agent-to-agent commerce alongside on-chain invoices, receipts and checks. Stablecoin transfers run on the x402b protocol in EIP-3009 style, while agent keys are stored inside a trusted execution environment. Supply is capped at 1 billion tokens, of which 27.6% goes to ecosystem growth, 27.4% to marketing and 20% to team and advisors on a vesting schedule.

The GLM and UMA tickers have long belonged to Golem and UMA respectively. Whether these four are bridged assets or newly issued on GalaChain went unaddressed in Gala’s post. On the DEX, bridged majors typically appear with a G prefix — see GWETH, GWBTC, GSOL and GWTRX.

The cross-chain push

GalaConnect is the route assets take onto GalaChain; it’s a standalone product covering bridging, wrapping, transfers and asset management. Supported connections include MetaMask and WalletConnect on Ethereum, Phantom on Solana, TonConnect on TON and the Gala wallet on GalaChain.

According to Gala, the goal is turning GalaChain into a general-purpose utility chain that carries cross-chain liquidity, instead of a network limited to gaming. That repositioning is what the $2 million incentive program is meant to support.

Volume and the burn

As of March 19, Gala reported that GalaSwap had processed 476,000 transactions and topped $72 million in cumulative volume. The token catalogue crossed 60 entries by March 24.

GALA is spent as gas on every swap. Under the disinflationary model Gala adopted this year, burns are linked to on-chain activity and emissions are computed dynamically at 0.25% of the difference between total and max supply. Additional listings create additional pairs, and additional pairs generate the transactions that drive that formula.

The token’s price has not followed the listing streak. GALA sits near $0.001635, roughly 1.3% higher on the day, giving it a market cap of about $80.7 million. In mid-July it stood at $0.002106.

Background

February 2024 marked the debut of GalaSwap as GalaChain’s first DEX. The interface is operated by GDEX LLC and never holds custody — swaps and liquidity actions are signed by users from their own wallets, then executed by the GalaChain DEX contract. Providers supply concentrated liquidity pools and earn a portion of the fees from swaps routed through their range.

A number of tickers in recent rounds trace back to GalaPump, the launchpad Gala released on Gala Connect in December 2025. Tokens there begin on a bonding curve and move up to GalaSwap after clearing a threshold. To date, GalaChain has recorded over 9,000 token classes created and nearly 6 million NFTs minted across more than 28 million blocks.

“Trade now and be part of the expanding GalaChain ecosystem,” Gala said in the post.