On October 30th, according to an official announcement, Binance will list Celestia (TIA) and temporarily open TIA/BTC, TIA/USDT, and TIA/TRY spot trading pairs on October 31st, 2023 at 16:00 (UTC).

Coinbase Cloud has announced the upcoming launch of the modular blockchain Celestia's mainnet. After the mainnet goes live, Coinbase Cloud will provide support for its on-chain staking services. Token holders and builders will be able to stake on the Celestia blockchain through Coinbase Cloud.

On October 26th, according to official sources, Bybit Launchpool will launch Celestia (TIA) on October 31st.

According to an official announcement, Celestia has announced its integration with Arbitrum Orbit as the first modular data availability network. This integration provides developers with the option to publish data to Abritrum One, Abritrum Nova, and Celestia. Arbitrum Orbit allows developers to create their own dedicated Orbit chain, which is compatible with one of Arbitrum's layer 2 (L2) chains: Arbitrum One, Arbitrum Nova, Arbitrum Goerli, or Arbitrum Sepolia, thus creating the most advanced scalable blockchain solution on the market.

On October 25th, modular blockchain network Celestia announced the establishment of a non-profit organization located in Liechtenstein - the Celestia Foundation. The foundation aims to guide the Celestia ecosystem and maintain its values. The Celestia community firmly believes that users should be first-class citizens of the network and be able to directly verify the integrity of the blockchain, rather than relying on centralized intermediaries.

Modular blockchain network Celestia posted on social media that the Celestia mainnet test version is ready to launch. From now until the mainnet test version, the Celestia Foundation will coordinate with the genesis validators to collect their genesis transactions, which will be included in the genesis block created by the decentralized validator set. Once the genesis block is determined by validators through consensus, Celestia's mainnet beta network will go live.

On October 20th, according to PeckShield's monitoring, the token TIA of the Celestia project on BNB Chain experienced a Rug Pull, causing a short-term drop of nearly 100%. The address 0xc8B9...4FfC exchanged 1,000,000,000,000,000 TIA tokens for 763.8 BNB, equivalent to $162,837.

Celestia, a modular blockchain network, announced that the airdrop of approximately 60 million TIA tokens has been completed and distributed to users who have already applied for them. Currently, users can check the latest available airdrop amount on the official website without having to apply again. Earlier today, about 2/3 of the eligible addresses did not apply for the Celestia Genesis airdrop. Some of the unclaimed tokens will be distributed to addresses that have already applied, so the amount of TIA that users who have already applied can receive will change. Celestia also stated that the mainnet is expected to be launched in the coming weeks, and addresses that have received the airdrop will be able to directly receive TIA on the mainnet.

On October 18th, the Celestia airdrop application has ended, with a total of 191,391 addresses applied. It is expected that participants will receive TIA directly in their mainnet wallets in the next few weeks.

Modular blockchain Celestia has announced on social media that there have been over 175,000 Genesis Drop claims so far. The Genesis Drop claim window has now been extended by 18 hours, and eligible participants can now claim before 8:00 AM (UTC) on Wednesday, October 18.