Celia Wallet has officially entered public rollout, with the app now live for Android users through Google Play. On iOS, access is currently limited to TestFlight while the App Store version is still under Apple review. The team pushed the release window through December 31 to January 2, choosing to start the launch right at the turn of the year.
Android version is live while iOS waits for App Store approval
The rollout is moving on different tracks across mobile platforms. Android users can already download the wallet from Google Play, but iPhone users do not yet have a full App Store release. The project has only made the iOS version available through TestFlight so far, pointing to an approval process that is still in progress.
The team also warned that the first days after launch may include minor bugs, brief downtime, or interface issues as the wallet adjusts to live usage. Some users have reported seeing an “unverified” label inside the app. According to the team, that status does not mean account checks failed; it reflects a mainnet verification system that is still being finalized.
December mining points are now converting into CELIA
On January 2, the project founder confirmed that points mined in December are being converted into CELIA tokens. That confirmation indicates the token system is no longer in a test phase. Distribution is active, and users who joined mining or reward programs are now seeing tokens credited automatically to their accounts.
This moves the launch beyond a simple app release. The wallet interface, token balances, and reward conversion are now operating together as part of the same public rollout.
Unsold presale tokens burned, circulating supply updated
Just before the wallet launch, Celia completed a token burn covering 479,626.65 unsold presale tokens. After that burn, the circulating supply stands at 799,520,279 CELIA.
The project said this follows the original presale agreement, which required all unsold tokens to be destroyed. The report also referenced on-chain signs of rising holder counts and transaction activity, though it did not include more detailed figures.
Attention shifts to listing plans and price talk
With the wallet live and token distribution underway, community discussion has started to center on exchange listings and possible opening prices. Based on earlier presale levels and market discussion cited in the report, some analysts are watching a potential listing range of $0.30 to $0.45 per token. The article also notes that this is not an official price and could change depending on liquidity, exchange venues, and market conditions at launch.
For listings, the project has already confirmed plans for Q1 2026 centralized exchange listings, with MEXC and BingX named so far. No listing on Binance or any other Tier-1 exchange has been officially announced.