According to @Celo, the final Jello Hardfork will activate on the Celo mainnet on December 10, delivering OP Succinct Lite to the network. Source: @Celo on X, Nov 20, 2025. According to @Celo, this release makes Celo the first network to launch OP Succinct Lite, adding ZK-powered fault proofs to its Ethereum L2 environment. Source: @Celo on X, Nov 20, 2025. According to @Celo, the project describes itself as the leading Ethereum L2 by daily active users, with the upgrade focused on bringing ZK fault proofs live on mainnet. Source: @Celo on X, Nov 20, 2025. According to @Celo, the dated hardfork provides a clear rollout timeline that traders can monitor for network changes tied to ZK fault proofs on Celo L2. Source: @Celo on X, Nov 20, 2025.

According to @Celo, at EF Devcon World’s Fair Stage, Marek presented The Zero-Knowledge Awakens and identified three drivers for Celo’s ZK roadmap: OP Succinct Lite with OPLabsPBC and SuccincLabs; SelfProtocol’s zkPoH and identity verification; and Nightfall, a private payments L3 developed by EY. Source: @Celo on X, Nov 20, 2025. According to @Celo, the update signals active collaborations with OPLabsPBC, SuccincLabs, SelfProtocol, and EY across Celo’s ZK stack, outlining concrete components relevant to privacy, identity, and scalability. Source: @Celo on X, Nov 20, 2025.

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).