Celia said its monthly token claim window opened on June 2, 2026, with mainnet migration now live as well. The project stated that 118,888,075 CELIA are available for claiming during the current monthly cycle. For users waiting on migration progress and token access, the update marks the point where both pieces are active at the same time.
Claim process now includes a 50% gas subsidy
Claiming tokens on-chain requires a gas fee, the transaction cost paid to the network. Celia said its Gas Manager, or CGM, now covers 50% of each gas fee. The result is a cheaper claim process than in the earlier migration phase. The source describes the cost as roughly cut in half, making the latest claim window less expensive for users interacting with the chain.
Mainnet move shifts the project onto live infrastructure
The project describes mainnet as the live blockchain rather than a test environment. Before June 2, migration was still in progress. It now says that migration for this month’s cycle has been completed. The team also said later updates are expected to reduce fees again and speed up the claiming process, though no detailed timeline or technical figures were provided in the source.
CELIA is currently trading on PancakeSwap V2
At the moment, CELIA is trading on PancakeSwap V2 on BNB Smart Chain. The source lists the contract address as 0xb92530c11418edee3a9941f89f0bfe5b807437ce. It also gives a token price of $0.001502 and says the price fell 16.91% over the last 24 hours. Several additional figures were included alongside that market snapshot, namely $3,858.02, 888, $1.23 million, and $7,114.86, but the article did not break down each field in detail.
CEX launch is still framed as expected around June 2026
On the question of a centralized exchange listing, the project has not confirmed an exact launch date. The team only said a CEX listing is expected around June 2026. Its roadmap order was presented as utility first, then a CEX listing, followed by global marketing. That leaves the listing schedule as an open item even after the claim window and mainnet migration update became public.
The source also included price forecast scenarios, but those ranges were presented as speculation rather than confirmed developments. It ended with a risk disclaimer stating that the material is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice.