According to @Celo on X dated Dec 29, 2025, cLabs executed four successful hardforks in 2025, highlighting concrete delivery milestones for the CELO network (source: @Celo on X, Dec 29, 2025). According to @Celo on X dated Dec 29, 2025, these upgrades included migrating Celo to an Ethereum Layer 2 architecture, a key change for network alignment with the ETH ecosystem (source: @Celo on X, Dec 29, 2025). According to @Celo on X dated Dec 29, 2025, OP Succinct Lite was activated on mainnet through the Jello Hardfork earlier in December, marking the latest production upgrade in the series (source: @Celo on X, Dec 29, 2025).

According to @Celo, ZK-powered fault proofs will go live on the Celo mainnet on December 10 as part of the final Jello Hardfork. Source: @Celo on X; Celo Forum. The announcement directs users to a Celo Forum post from cLabs, OP Labs, and Succinct Labs for detailed context on the milestone. Source: @Celo on X; Celo Forum. The confirmed activation date provides CELO market participants a clear timeline to track upgrade readiness during the hardfork window. Source: @Celo on X.

According to @Celo, Celonames are live on the Celo network, built by Namespace with cLabs on ENS, with registrations available at Names.Celo.org. source: @Celo on X (Nov 20, 2025); Names.Celo.org The announcement states verification via SelfProtocol with sub-cent costs, indicating very low-cost on-chain identity registration. source: @Celo on X (Nov 20, 2025) For trading relevance, monitor Celoname registration uptake and related Celo network activity to assess CELO ecosystem engagement. source: @Celo on X (Nov 20, 2025); Names.Celo.org

According to @Celo, SuccinctLabs and cLabs are at the Celo booth in the L2 district discussing OP Succinct Lite, with on-site engagement and a giveaway for attendees, source: @Celo on X (Nov 17, 2025). The post is an event update and does not announce product launches, token changes, or timelines relevant to CELO trading, source: @Celo on X (Nov 17, 2025). Traders monitoring CELO and L2 ecosystem activity may watch official follow-ups from Celo, SuccinctLabs, and cLabs for any subsequent technical or roadmap disclosures, as none are provided in the post, source: @Celo on X (Nov 17, 2025).

According to Celo, the team introduced Celonames as a new identity layer for the Celo community, confirming availability for users to claim names now, source: Celo on X, Nov 12, 2025. According to Celo, Celonames is built on ENS with collaboration from cLabs and is powered by Namespace, source: Celo on X, Nov 12, 2025. According to Celo, the service enables anyone, anywhere to own and express their onchain identity within the Celo ecosystem, source: Celo on X, Nov 12, 2025.