Graphite Network’s @G coin just got listed on BitMart

Graphite Network’s @G token is now listed on BitMart, giving it wider access, stronger liquidity, and greater visibility among global crypto traders.

Graphite Network took a big leap forward by getting its native coin, @G, officially listed on BitMart. As a top exchange, BitMart is known for its high liquidity, active user base, and wide range of altcoin offerings. With over 9 million users and daily trading volumes exceeding $1 billion, BitMart is a powerful on-ramp for emerging tokens. Therefore, this listing marks a pivotal moment in Graphite Network’s expansion strategy as BitMart serves as a portal to greater accessibility, deeper market liquidity, and broader retail adoption.

It is also a way for Graphite Network to position itself further in front of a global audience of investors and traders who are increasingly seeking utility-backed crypto assets. The listing is set to enhance Graphite Network’s visibility while supporting the next phase of community and protocol growth.

@G: The lifeblood of Graphite Network

The @G coin is the economic engine of Graphite Network. Beyond its use in trading, it powers Graphite Network’s infrastructure, from account activation to transaction fees to reward mechanisms. So with BitMart extending its access, it will be easier for developers, validators, and community members to interact with the coin. 

As for Graphite Network, it continues to make trust a native feature of web3. It starts with optional, zero-knowledge-based KYC, paid for with a fee in @G. From there, users can apply KYC transaction filters, allowing them to interact only with verified or trusted counterparties. They also build a Trust Score through transparent on-chain behavior, making reputation something earned, not assumed. In parallel, both entry and authorized nodes that support this infrastructure earn rewards directly from protocol activity, making trust enforcement and network participation sustainable.

BitMart listing: The latest in a long line of milestones 

The BitMart listing is the latest in a series of Graphite Network’s milestones. Earlier this year, the team launched a Market Staking Program, designed to reward traders for their active participation in the market rather than just passive holding. The reward pool has grown steadily, drawing in DeFi users seeking smarter alternatives to traditional yield farming models.

Graphite Network also recently debuted the Reputation Phonebook, its first native product designed to fight global phone scams by linking phone numbers to on-chain reputation. Users can verify their numbers via SMS or Telegram, vote on others’ trustworthiness, and check other phone numbers’ reputation scores. 

Other 2025 highlights include:

• Completion of a CertiK smart contract audit.
• Partnerships with BitMart and Conflux Network, expanding both liquidity and development reach.
• Explorer and wallet upgrades, including MetaMask support and a live leaderboard.
• A 50%+ increase in community size, with developer support now a central focus.

@G vs major L1 tokens 

While major L1 tokens like Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Ripple (XRP), and Cardano (ADA) continue to dominate headlines, Graphite Network is quietly building a case for long-term competitiveness with @G.

Graphite Network’s edge lies in its ability to combine performance, transparency, and trust. Unlike older L1s that now face scalability limitations or rely heavily on Layer 2 solutions, Graphite Network was built from the ground up with real-world usability in mind. Its key advantages include:

• Proof-of-Authority (PoA) Polymer 2.0 consensus, which offers low gas fees, energy efficiency, and faster finality, a sharp contrast to Ethereum’s high costs and congestion issues.
• The aforementioned Trust Score system, which introduces verifiable user credibility. Such a feature is missing from chains like Solana and Cardano, which still struggle with bot abuse and identity friction.
• A deflationary and utility-rich token model, where @G is used not just for transaction fees but also for staking, governance, and powering real-world applications like the Reputation Phonebook.

What Graphite and @G are really building toward

Graphite Network doesn’t just focus on the crypto-native crowd; it actively targets web2 users and industries with fraud prevention and identity verification products designed for practical, day-to-day use. This is particularly important in a market rapidly shifting toward compliance, reputation, accountability, and mainstream adoption. 

Rather than aiming for short-term attention, @G is backed by a roadmap focused on usability, verified identity, and network integrity. Graphite Network’s consistent execution and technical foundation suggest it’s not just participating in the L1 race but positioning to reshape the track entirely.