Xenea Wallet has released version 2.2.9 for mobile users, with changes centered on security and app cleanup rather than a major feature expansion. The new build blocks blacklisted spam tokens from being added through imports, and it removes two inactive third-party features: the Galxe integration and Lucky Spin.
Security patch and feature removals define the update
According to the source material, earlier versions allowed junk tokens to enter wallets through the import process. Version 2.2.9 closes that gap. The change is small on paper, but it directly affects wallet hygiene and lowers exposure to unwanted token clutter in day-to-day use.
The app also drops its Galxe integration after Galxe changed its rules and stopped supporting email logins, with no available fix from the Xenea side. Lucky Spin was removed as well because of an issue tied to Chat3. Both features had already stopped functioning before this update went live.
The team’s stated goal is to keep the app stable while trimming non-working modules that could introduce external smart contract risk. In practical terms, the wallet is being simplified while the project continues to work toward mainnet.
Daily Gems routine stays the same after updating
Users can update XeneaWallet through the App Store or Google Play, and the source says the process takes under two minutes. Once on 2.2.9, the in-app routine remains mostly unchanged: users can keep earning XeneaGems through the daily quiz, daily check-in, and tasks listed in the mission section.
Those Gems are used as a record of user activity and are described as a major criterion for the future XENE airdrop. Season 3 of the Gem Campaign is currently running. The source also says users can receive 1,000 extra points for each successful referral signup.
The article mentions that maintaining daily streaks can help build a stronger score ahead of a future snapshot, though no exact snapshot date has been disclosed.
Ubusuna testnet remains open with on-chain activity in focus
Xenea’s public testnet, Ubusuna, launched in April 2026 and remains open for public testing. Users can claim $TXENE test tokens from the faucet and send transactions across the network. The source describes on-chain activity as one of the clearest eligibility signals highlighted by the team.
Outside the wallet’s own streaks, events, and missions, the project’s Discord and Telegram channels are also used to distribute bonus codes and limited-time campaigns. The team wants active users testing infrastructure before the official launch. In the source, Xenea is described as a network layer built to store and protect data tied to the AI economy.
XENE launch timeline still points to Q3 2026
The main timing question remains unchanged. Based on the source, the project still targets Q3 2026 for both the Xenea TGE and mainnet launch. The original goal had been Q1 2025, but security audits and technical work pushed that schedule back. The team says it is now in Phase 5 of a 6-phase plan.
There is still no exact launch date because final security audits are not yet complete. Once live, the source says the $XENE token is intended for gas fees, staking, governance, and payments related to data storage on the network.
On price, the material only cites early trader expectations, placing a possible launch range between $0.01 and $0.05. That figure is presented as market speculation, not an official valuation.
User response is positive, but account issues remain
The source says active users have responded well to the spam token fix, and continued updates are helping maintain engagement while the project stays in the testnet stage. At the same time, login and account recovery problems are still frustrating part of the community.
For those cases, the team directs users to open a support ticket through the official Discord instead of trying to resolve the issue on Twitter or Telegram, which the source identifies as the main channel for handling such requests.