Celia Wallet Goes Live: CELIA Token Rollout Begins - Your Gateway to Next-Gen Crypto Finance

It's official—the Celia Wallet app has hit the market, launching alongside the initial distribution of its native CELIA token. This isn't just another digital wallet; it's positioning itself as an all-in-one hub for managing, trading, and staking digital assets.

Beyond Basic Storage

Forget the simple 'send and receive' functions of early crypto wallets. Celia integrates multi-chain support from day one, aiming to let users interact with DeFi protocols, swap tokens, and earn yield without ever leaving the interface. The simultaneous token rollout suggests the CELIA asset will be central to the ecosystem's governance and utility mechanics.

The User Experience Play

The launch focuses heavily on streamlined onboarding—a notorious pain point in crypto. If it delivers, it could pull in users frustrated by clunky, self-custodial alternatives. The success metric won't be downloads, but sustained active use and total value locked within its ecosystem.

A Crowded Field

Let's be real—the wallet space is brutally competitive. Celia enters a market dominated by established names, where security breaches are fatal and user loyalty is fickle. Its tokenomics need to offer real utility, not just another speculative vehicle for degens to pump and dump.

The bottom line? Another contender steps into the ring, betting that a slick interface combined with a native token will be enough to carve out a slice of the multi-billion dollar wallet economy. As any seasoned trader knows, in crypto, good tech sometimes wins—but clever token incentives and relentless marketing usually pay the bills first.

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The rollout happened between December 31 and January 2, following weeks of announcements and community updates. Instead of waiting for a later date, the team chose to begin the launch at the very start of the new year.

Celia Wallet App Is Live on Android

• The app is now available for Android users on the Google Play Store. 

• For iOS users, the wallet is currently available through TestFlight. 

• The app has not yet appeared on the Apple App Store, which suggests the review process is still ongoing. 

Team Flags Minor Issues During Early Rollout

Along with the launch, the team informed users that minor issues may occur during the first few days. This includes possible bugs, brief downtime, or interface glitches as the app adjusts to real users.

Some users have also seen an “unverified” status inside the wallet. The team clarified that this does not mean accounts have failed checks. It simply shows that the mainnet verification system is still being finalized.

CELIA Token Distribution Is Now Active

On January 2, the project founder confirmed, that points mined during December are indeed being converted into CELIA tokens, which in return confirms the token system to be live and distribution started.

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Users who participated in mining or rewards are observing tokens credited automatically, which means the test phase is over; real token usage has begun.

Token Burn and Supply Update

Just a few days ahead of the launch of the wallet, the Celia token burn has been completed. A total of 479,626.65 unsold presale tokens have been removed from circulation. The circulation supply is now 799,520,279 CELIA.

This is in accordance with the presale agreement that all unsold tokens shall be destroyed. There is also evidence from on-chain information that there are increasing numbers of holders and transactions.

CELIA Price Expectations Ahead of Listing

Now that the wallet is live, along with the ongoing process of token distribution, the community's attention is gradually shifting to the future prices for the tokens in preparation for the listings.

Based on previous presale prices and market talk, market analysts are focusing on a possible listing price range from $0.30 per coin to $0.45 per coin once listings commence. This may ascend higher if market conditions are stronger, while it may range lower if market conditions are weaker. 

These prices will not be official and will vary based on their liquidity, listings on exchanges, and other market conditions when launched.

Exchange Listings Planned for Q1 2026 

The project has already confirmed CEX listings in Q1 2026, with confirmed exchanges MEXC and BingX. No Binance or Tier-1 exchange listings have been officially announced yet.

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