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@Celestia mainnet is on v10, and Celenium supports it from the activation height.
Fibre blobs, new message types, validator status straight from the node, upgrade tracking. Here is what changed on the explorer 🧵
celenium.io/upgrade/10
For anyone new to Celestia: Celenium is where you start. Blocks, blobs, namespaces, networks - it's the entry point to understanding what the modular chain is actually doing at any given moment.
→ celenium.io
Have a great weekend, builders.
May your namespaces be clean, your gas fees be low, your blobs be included, and your Celenium tabs be the first thing you open Monday morning. See you then 🖐
You had me at Team Rocket boxes, @OrderlyNetwork 🤩 Now that’s motivation to build markets people actually want to trade 💥
Eden continues to keep the blobs flowing on Celestia. Another active week for the network - nice work, keep up the pace! 🌀
The real alpha is understanding what you’re earning - and the risks you’re taking. Good reminder, @Inertia_fi: look beyond the APY 👀
Not all yield is created equal
The alpha is knowing the difference
▫️ initia:native for native asset exposure.
▫️ $USDC for stablecoin lending.
▫️ celestia:native and $roTIA for different yield paths.
▫️ $sLP and $nLP for LP strategies.
🔳 Different assets
🔳 Different risk profiles
🔳 Different opportunities
Find your strategy on Inertia
More choice for customers shouldn’t mean more complexity for merchants. Keep the chains behind the scenes and the checkout simple - that’s the UX we’re here for, @RelayProtocol 👍
Replying to @RelayProtocol
"Fragmentation is diverging, not converging. More networks, more tokens, more assets."
@meshpay CTO Arjun Mukherjee on why the merchant still has to get paid in one currency, whatever the customer holds
@EclipseFND is back on top! The network keeps ticking along on Celestia - congrats on keeping the streak going 🌟
The blobs keep coming, and the leaderboard keeps moving 👀 This week’s Celenium Top Weekly has a different lineup!
Shoutout to the builders and communities behind the onchain activity. Give your network some love, fam 💞
#CeleniumTopWeekly
7, close
All of this runs on mainnet and Mocha, through the same API.
Running a Fibre server? Point us at anything that looks off on your validator page. Explore v10 on Celenium 👉 celenium.io
6, upgrades
The upgrade page shows the expected activation height as soon as MsgTryUpgrade lands, so you can count down to the next version instead of guessing.
Signals follow the v10 voting power rules.
5, validators
Validator status (active, inactive, jailed) and voting power are now read from the node every block, not derived from stake.
The validator list filters by status. Each validator page shows a voting power history and, once registered, the validator's Fibre host.
4, transactions
The indexer decodes the v10 message types: PayForFibre, the escrow messages and the Fibre validator registry (valaddr).
Transactions filter by PayForFibre like any other message type, and the API returns them in the same shape you already use.
3, namespaces
Namespace pages show Fibre next to PFB, not mixed in.
PFB size is exact bytes in the square. Fibre size is the paid container. Each namespace lists both, plus its Pay For Fibre count, so a Fibre-only namespace no longer reads as "0 bytes".
2, Fibre blobs
Every blob now carries a source: PFB or Fibre.
Fibre blobs show their commitment and paid size. The payload itself lives with the signing validators, not on the data square, so the explorer says so instead of showing an empty body.
Filter any blob list by source
Fibre is live, and it is indexed.
Celenium followed mainnet v10 from the activation height: Fibre blobs with their source and paid size, the new message types, validator Fibre hosts as they register.
What changed on the explorer, in a thread shortly.
Blob posting frequency is a signal. Too sparse means your network is batching aggressively; too dense might mean you're undercompressing. Celenium gives you the data to make that call with confidence 📊
Lowkey one of the most satisfying feelings in this space: posting a batch, waiting for inclusion, then watching Celenium index your blob exactly where it should be.
Simple pleasures, modular edition 😎
The builder era for @DeriveXYZ is heating up - V3 is live, with vaults and RWAs on the way. Plenty of room to shape what onchain options become next 💥
V3 is live, and the first builders are already emerging. Vaults and RWAs launch soon to fuel the fire.
Options are here to stay and they'll take many forms; yield generation, hedging and chasing outsized returns. They'll be traded through institutional retail-friendly interfaces alike, integrated into wallets and incorporated into structured yield products offered by Neobanks.
The pie is growing, and there's room to build something big.












