Celia has warned its community that false claims about a mainnet migration are circulating through fake accounts. The team said the mainnet launch has not started, and any information tied to the token listing date, migration progress, or verification should be checked only through official channels.
Apple review delay changes the iOS wallet rollout
The immediate source of the latest delay is the iOS wallet update, which is still waiting for approval from the Apple App Store review process. To avoid losing more time, the project said it will use other distribution channels, with the update expected on Tuesday through Google Play and Apple TestFlight. The release is set to include a redesigned wallet interface, stronger functionality and usability, an updated Celia KYC process, and deactivation of the current mainnet migration option inside the app.
The team described the update as groundwork for later launch and expansion plans. What it did not provide was a final token listing date. That remains open.
First migration wave targets 40,000 verified users
According to the plan shared by the project, the migration process is expected to begin only after the update goes live. The first stage would allow 40,000 verified users to convert their mined tokens. The release structure is also defined: 25% of tokens would be available for immediate claim, while the remaining 75% would unlock through monthly vesting. Access depends on successful KYC verification.
The staged claim design is meant to limit early circulating supply and support network stability during the initial phase of the CELIA mainnet rollout. Users should not expect full access at once.
Community expectations pointed to March 2026, but no final date has been set
The team has not announced a fixed launch date. Even so, community expectations had pointed to an initial phase in March 2026, lining up with the wallet update and mainnet-related release schedule. The App Store delay has now shifted that timeline.
The source article noted that if the new update is released successfully this week, migration progress and listing steps could move faster toward a public market debut. The team also aims for broader ecosystem adoption in April 2026 after the process stabilizes. Those points remain expectations and plans, not a confirmed final schedule.
User complaints focus on wallet balances, KYC, and delayed rewards
Replies to official posts show continuing frustration from users. Reported issues include wallet balance display glitches, pending KYC verification, delayed mining rewards, and compensation from earlier technical problems that has not been credited.
Those complaints have added to doubts about launch readiness. For now, CELIA has not started official trading on major exchanges, which means there is no confirmed market price from a mainstream listing. The source also mentioned short-, mid-, and long-term price scenarios, but those were explicitly speculative and still depend on official confirmation of the wallet release, migration process, and listing timeline.