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	Saved 2026-07-16 05:22 9d ago Published 2026-07-15 20:17 10d ago	Celo vede v 30denním růstu držitelů tokenu Celo vede mezi L1 a L2 v 30denním růstu držitelů tokenu díky odměnám CELO pro uživatele prohlížeče Opera. Síť je zároveň desátá podle celkového počtu držitelů. CELO Celo	CoinGecko News	78
Original source text Celo just topped every Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchain in 30-day tokenholder growth, according to Token Terminal’s on-chain analytics. The network also sits at number 10 overall by total tokenholder count. The catalyst is straightforward: Opera browser users who meet eligibility criteria can now earn CELO token rewards. That’s a distribution channel of meaningful scale, and it’s translating directly into new wallet holders at a pace no other chain is matching right now. The numbers behind the surge Celo reports over 700,000 daily active users and transactions, which makes it the most active Ethereum Layer 2 by that metric. The network’s MiniPay wallet, its flagship mobile product, has crossed 11 million users. That user base isn’t hypothetical DeFi degens rotating between yield farms. It’s largely composed of people in emerging markets using the wallet for actual payments. Advertisement Monthly stablecoin volume on Celo surpassed $3 billion entering 2026. The chain has also passed one billion lifetime transactions, a milestone that places it in a relatively exclusive club of networks with demonstrated, sustained usage. The Opera play and what it actually means Opera has hundreds of millions of users globally, with particular strength in Africa and Southeast Asia, regions where Celo has already concentrated its efforts. Celo isn’t trying to poach users from Arbitrum or Optimism. It’s going after people who may never have held a crypto token before, reaching them through a browser they already use daily. The CELO rewards act as an onboarding mechanism, turning Opera users into tokenholders without requiring them to navigate exchanges or bridge assets. Community proposals suggest that grants are tied to the Opera partnership, which means governance discussions are actively weighing the cost of user acquisition against the potential for token dilution. From L1 to L2, and the tokenomics question Celo’s transition from an independent Layer 1 to an Ethereum Layer 2 has been one of the more interesting architectural pivots in crypto. Rather than competing with Ethereum, the network opted to build on top of it, gaining access to Ethereum’s security and liquidity while maintaining its mobile-first identity. The chain recently implemented its Jello hard fork, which introduced zero-knowledge fault proofs. Celo’s community is running a tokenomics redesign initiative that explores buyback-and-burn mechanisms for the CELO token. If implemented, this would create deflationary pressure on token supply, funded presumably by network revenue. A mechanism that systematically removes tokens from circulation could offset the new supply being distributed through programs like the Opera rewards. What this means for investors The competitive landscape for Ethereum L2s is crowded and getting more so every quarter. Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, and others are all fighting for developer attention and user adoption. Celo’s differentiation is geographic and demographic: it’s not trying to be the fastest chain for DeFi traders. It’s trying to be the default payment rail for mobile users in markets where traditional banking infrastructure is thin. Investors should watch two things closely. First, whether the tokenholder growth sustains after the initial Opera reward impulse fades. Second, whether the buyback-and-burn tokenomics proposal actually passes governance and at what parameters, since that will determine whether CELO’s supply dynamics shift from inflationary to deflationary. Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.
	Saved 2026-07-14 22:57 11d ago Published 2026-07-14 19:35 11d ago	Ledger rozšířil možnost platit gas na 18 tokenů na Celo Ledger přidal podporu fee abstraction pro Celo, takže uživatelé mohou platit gas v 18 tokenech místo jen v CELO. Celo uvádí, že téměř polovina transakčního objemu už využívá stablecoiny v USD. CELO Celo XAUT Tether Gold	CoinGecko News	78
Original source text Celo has enhanced its collaboration with Ledger by integrating a key network feature into the hardware wallet provider’s platform, offering more flexible transaction fee options to users worldwide. Ledger supports Celo’s CIP-64 fee abstractionLedger has implemented support for Celo’s fee abstraction, made possible through the network’s CIP-64 upgrade. This change allows users to pay transaction fees using a variety of Celo-native assets, rather than being restricted to the CELO token. The new functionality builds on Ledger Live’s December 2025 update, where users gained the ability to transact and exchange CELO and Celo stablecoins through Ledger’s interface. With this latest expansion, Ledger’s user base of more than 8 million people in over 200 countries can now settle gas fees in any of 18 supported tokens. These payment options include Tether USD₮, USDC, Wrapped Ether (WETH), and multiple fiat-referenced stablecoins developed by Mento Labs. Accepted fiat-backed tokens span a range of global currencies such as the euro, British pound, Japanese yen, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, Nigerian naira, Kenyan shilling, and South African rand, offering considerably broader payment flexibility. Mini dictionary: CIP-64, or Celo Improvement Proposal 64, is an upgrade that enables transaction fees to be paid with approved ERC-20 tokens on the Celo network, rather than requiring users to exclusively use the CELO token for gas payments. Stablecoins overtake CELO for transactionsLaunched in July 2023 during the network’s Gingerbread hard fork, CIP-64 has allowed users to pay transaction fees with selected stablecoins and other ERC-20 tokens. This approach, now widely adopted across the Celo network, has led to a significant shift in transaction behavior. Celo reports that nearly half of all transaction volume on the network now uses stablecoins denominated in US dollars, instead of the network’s native CELO token. By allowing users to handle transaction fees with familiar currencies, Celo aims to lower barriers to entry and streamline the experience of using money across blockchain payments and decentralized finance applications. The integration with Ledger is expected to further simplify onboarding, particularly for users interested in exploring Celo payments and DeFi solutions. Celo leads in tokenized gold adoptionBeyond network transactions, Celo highlighted its leading position in the market for tokenized gold. According to network figures, 107,622 users on Celo own Tether Gold (XAUT), positioning the network as the dominant platform for tokenized gold holders. Blockchain data estimates a total of 118,500 XAUT holders across seven blockchain networks. Of these, Celo accounts for 90.8%, followed by Solana at 4.5%. Other platforms with measurable XAUT user bases include HyperEVM (1.9%), Arbitrum One (1.8%), Plasma (0.6%), Monad (0.3%), and Ink (0.1%). Blockchain NetworkXAUT Holders (%)Celo90.8%Solana4.5%HyperEVM1.9%Arbitrum One1.8%Plasma0.6%Monad0.3%Ink0.1%Celo attributes its dominance to a growing ecosystem, including applications such as MiniPay, Squid Router, Uniswap, Featherlend, Morpho, and TheoriqAI, that together drive adoption of real-world asset tokenization. Celo, a mobile-first blockchain that aims to make decentralized financial services accessible to anyone with a smartphone, is now advancing into sectors beyond digital-only payments. By making stablecoin-based gas payments easier and leading the charge on tokenized gold, Celo is seeking new use cases for blockchain technology in mainstream finance. Celo’s expanding ecosystem and diverse payment options underscore its strategy to position itself as a leading platform for accessible and practical financial instruments on the blockchain. Disclaimer: The information contained in this article does not constitute investment advice. Investors should be aware that cryptocurrencies carry high volatility and therefore risk, and should conduct their own research.
	Saved 2026-07-06 23:25 19d ago Published 2026-07-06 16:05 19d ago	Token Terminal sleduje Aave na Celo, měsíční aktivní uživatelé vzrostli o 80 % Token Terminal nově sleduje on-chain data Aave na Celo a měsíční aktivní uživatelé tam za měsíc vzrostli zhruba o 80 %. Analytika nyní pokrývá i active addresses, revenue a monthly active users. AAVE Aave CELO Celo	CoinGecko News	72
Original source text Aave’s presence on the Celo blockchain just got a lot more visible. Token Terminal announced on July 6 that it now tracks Aave’s on-chain data on Celo, and the first headline number is a big one: monthly active users on the network are up roughly 80% over the past month. What the numbers actually tell us The 80% MAU increase represents Aave’s user adoption trajectory on Celo since the protocol’s V3 deployment there. Aave V3 went live on Celo on March 17, 2025, following community governance approval the year prior. Token Terminal, which publishes standardized on-chain metrics across protocols, now provides analytics for Aave on Celo covering active addresses, revenue, and monthly active users. Advertisement The supported asset list on Celo includes CELO, USDC, USDT, cUSD, and cEUR. Transaction costs on Celo sit below one cent, with near-instant finality. The mobile-first thesis Celo’s entire identity revolves around mobile accessibility. The blockchain was architected from the ground up to work on smartphones, mapping wallet addresses to phone numbers and keeping computational requirements light enough for low-end devices. Aave founder Stani Kulechov has specifically highlighted the potential for the Celo deployment to onboard new users and connect real-world assets to DeFi opportunities. Celo already counts hundreds of thousands of daily active users across its ecosystem. Why this matters for investors The Token Terminal integration provides standardized, publicly accessible data covering how Aave performs on Celo versus other chains, including active addresses, revenue, and monthly active users. That kind of transparency tends to attract institutional money. Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.
	Saved 2026-06-25 08:01 1mo ago Published 2026-03-31 18:35 3mo ago	Tether rozšiřuje USAT na Celo Tether rozšiřuje stablecoin USAT na blockchain Celo, což je jeho první expanze mimo Ethereum mainnet. Google Cloud zajistí infrastrukturní podporu a Celo začne proces pro jeho použití jako gas currency. CELO Celo ETH Ethereum USDT Tether	CoinGecko News	86
Original source text In brief Tether’s USAT stablecoin is launching on the Celo blockchain, its first expansion beyond Ethereum. Google Cloud provides infrastructure support for the stablecoin's distribution system. A privacy-preserving faucet allows verified users to access USAT tokens through proof-of-humanity verification. Tether announced Tuesday that the USAT stablecoin is expanding to the Celo blockchain, an Ethereum layer-2 scaling network, marking the regulated digital dollar's first deployment beyond the Ethereum mainnet. The launch will bring USAT—a stablecoin issued by Anchorage Digital and targeted at the U.S. market—to Celo, with Google Cloud providing infrastructure support alongside plans for the stablecoin to serve as a gas currency on the layer-2 network. “More than 566 million people globally use USDT as a reliable way to access and move dollars, particularly in markets where traditional financial infrastructure falls short. Expanding USAT to Celo builds on that foundation by bringing regulated digital dollar infrastructure into one of the most active on-chain economies today,” said Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino, in a statement. “This is how we continue to extend access to trusted, programmable money at a global scale,” he added. “What matters now is ensuring these systems are accessible in the environments where people are already transacting every day.” Celo brings significant mobile reach through Opera MiniPay's 14 million wallet users globally. Celo co-founder and CEO Rene Reinsberg called the launch "a powerful validation of the infrastructure we've spent years building," highlighting Tether’s selection of Celo for its first layer-2 deployment for USAT following its initial January rollout on Ethereum. The technical implementation includes a mainnet faucet system enabling verified users to access USAT through privacy-preserving proof-of-humanity verification developed with Self and Google Cloud. Following deployment, Celo governance will begin the process to enable USAT as a gas currency on the network. “By bringing USAT to Opera MiniPay’s millions of mobile-first users, we are showing what the next generation of financial access looks like: trusted, compliant, and instantly available,” said Celo co-founder Rene Reinsberg, in a statement. Deloitte performed the first USAT attestation report, released earlier this month, showing that the firm had $17.6 million in reserves—comprised of cash and U.S. Treasuries—backing about $17.5 million in tokens as of January 31. Tether’s flagship USDT stablecoin, which leads the industry with an $184 million market cap, has never had a full independent audit from one of the “Big Four” accounting firms. However, last week, Tether said that it had signed one of the firms for an audit, but did not reveal which firm would do it. A subsequent Financial Times report said KPMG would conduct the audit. Editor's note: This article was updated after publication for clarity. Daily Debrief NewsletterStart every day with the top news stories right now, plus original features, a podcast, videos and more.
	Saved 2026-06-25 08:01 1mo ago Published 2026-05-20 22:36 2mo ago	Uniswap rozšiřuje fee-and-burn na 13 blockchainů Uniswap chce rozšířit fee-and-burn na BNB Chain, Polygon a Celo, čímž by se systém rozšířil na 13 blockchainů. Současně CryptoQuant ukazuje rostoucí odtoky UNI z Binance, což naznačuje akumulaci. BNB BNB CELO Celo ETH Ethereum UNI Uniswap	CoinGecko News	86
Original source text TLDR: Uniswap’s temp check vote targets BNB Chain, Polygon, and Celo, expanding the fee-and-burn to 13 chains. Every swap generates a protocol fee that bridges to Ethereum and permanently burns UNI at a dead address. CryptoQuant data shows rising UNI net outflows on Binance, pointing to smart money accumulation near lows. The governance vote closes May 21st with 18.1M UNI cast, 100% in favor, and the 10M quorum already cleared. Uniswap is moving to extend its fee-and-burn mechanism to BNB Chain, Polygon, and Celo. A temp check vote is currently underway, drawing strong community support. Meanwhile, on-chain data from CryptoQuant shows rising net outflows on Binance as UNI trades near its lower price range. Together, these developments are drawing fresh attention to the token’s near-term outlook. Governance Vote Targets 13-Chain Fee-and-Burn Rollout The proposal, shared via Snapshot.eth on behalf of Uniswap’s governance, aims to bring the fee-and-burn system to three additional networks. If passed, the rollout would cover 13 chains in total. Every swap on these networks generates a protocol fee, which bridges back to Ethereum and permanently burns UNI at a dead address. The system has been live since December across Ethereum and nine other networks. BNB Chain and Polygon would connect through Wormhole’s Native Token Transfer setup. Celo was approved in an earlier vote but failed due to a configuration error. This proposal corrects that path and re-runs the execution. Forum member Abel189 described the move as “a coherent next step” given Uniswap’s “increasingly multi-chain reality.” @Uniswap is running a temp check to extend its fee-and-burn system to @bnbchain, Polygon, and @Celo, bringing the rollout to 13 chains. Every swap generates a protocol fee that bridges back to Ethereum and permanently burns $UNI at a dead address. The system has been live since… pic.twitter.com/13h6954YSG — Snapshot.eth (@SnapshotLabs) May 20, 2026 He supports incremental, chain-by-chain expansion but flagged growing cross-chain messaging complexity as a key watch item going forward. L2BEAT’s governance team, including members Kaereste and Manugotsuka, voted in favor after their research team verified the implementation, contracts, and expected governance payloads. They noted the unchanged fee structure and continuity with the previously approved framework as reasons for their support. On-Chain Outflow Data Points to Accumulation Activity On the market side, CryptoQuant data on the Uniswap Exchange Netflow chart for Binance is showing notable movement. As UNI’s price corrected deeply, netflow bars grew denser with large net outflows becoming more frequent. This pattern tends to reflect behavior from longer-term holders and smart money participants. These outflows typically mean UNI is being withdrawn from Binance and moved to personal wallets for holding. That reduces the available supply on the exchange and lowers direct selling pressure over time. Analyst Rei Researcher noted this trend as a potential setup for an accumulation zone near the bottom. Source: Cryptoquant Currently, UNI is seeing a mild price recovery. If the outflow trend continues and exchange supply tightens further, buying demand could push the price higher. The combination of reduced sell-side pressure and growing protocol utility through the burn mechanism adds a structural layer to that potential move. The governance vote closes on May 21st at 5:30 PM UTC. As of the latest update, 258 wallets have cast 18.1 million UNI votes, with 100% in favor and the 10 million quorum already cleared.