Celia has disclosed a new set of pre-mainnet updates, with founder Emmanuel Afula saying that more than 40,000 users have completed mainnet KYC and are eligible for the first stage of migration and token claims. The update puts fresh attention on the project’s path toward a token listing, though no official listing date was announced in the source material.
First migration phase is tied to completed KYC
According to the project update, community members who passed mainnet KYC will be able to join the initial migration phase. The verification process has not been smooth for everyone. Some users reported long queues, failed checks, and trouble accessing tokens after app updates. In response, the team said the next app release will introduce a simpler and more decentralized verification system intended to reduce friction.
Initial claims will be less than 100%
The team also outlined its token allocation approach. Initial claim allocations will be below 100%, with the project arguing that controlled distribution is needed to support long-term ecosystem sustainability and manage supply before listing. At the same time, testnet tokens tied to inactive accounts are set to be burned to reduce inflation built up during the testnet phase.
Another change affects mining incentives. Celia plans to raise mining rewards to 5 to 10 tokens every 6 hours, signaling that active participation is still being encouraged even as the project moves closer to migration and claim processing.
In-app crypto trading is part of the next update
Celia said its next app update will let users buy and sell crypto directly inside the application instead of being redirected to an external browser. At present, purchases are handled through integrated providers such as Banxa. The upcoming revision is meant to keep the transaction flow inside the wallet interface.
The wallet runs on infrastructure connected to BNB Smart Chain, where users can send, receive, swap, and manage digital assets in a Web3 environment. Community feedback on the planned feature was mostly positive in the source article, although some users pointed to regional access limits.
Listing timeline remains unconfirmed
The article discusses a possible March 2026 listing window, but the source does not show an official confirmation from Celia on a listing date. It also mentions projected price ranges of $0.03 to $0.08 and other trading estimates, yet those figures are presented as analyst speculation rather than project guidance.
What the update does confirm is the next sequence of milestones: improving KYC, announcing an official listing date, completing mainnet migration, and releasing in-app trading features. For now, Celia’s testnet mining phase appears to be moving toward closure, while the mainnet transition and token distribution design remain the central issues to watch.