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, the network has migrated to an Ethereum Layer 2 and reports that everyday usage has been bolstered by a robust ecosystem of global, real-world applications, source: @Celo (X, Aug 20, 2025). According to @Celo, the Celo Foundation has appointed Elizabeth Peng, previously Head of Marketing and Communications, as Chief Operating Officer, source: @Celo (X, Aug 20, 2025).

According to Milk Road’s interview with Michael Nadeau, recent data shows that Base, a Layer 2 solution, is capturing significant transaction volume and user activity that would traditionally occur on Ethereum mainnet. Nadeau highlights that Base’s rapid growth is leading to higher on-chain activity and DeFi volume on its network, potentially diverting transaction fees and user engagement from Ethereum L1. For traders, this shift suggests a redistribution of value accrual, with Base-based tokens and projects possibly gaining momentum while Ethereum Layer 1 fee revenue faces pressure (source: Milk Road via x.com/i/broadcasts/1…). Monitoring transaction flows and liquidity migration to Base can provide actionable trading insights for both ETH and Base ecosystem assets.