Cedomis Presale Update: CEDO Officially Launched, Presale Closed
Cedomis Presale is a community rewards project that began as a crypto presale and quest platform and has since gone through multiple relaunches. The presale and quest-earning phase is now closed: Cedomis officially confirmed via its own announcement that the token is live, with the project describing this as the transition into the next phase of the ecosystem. A PCEDO-to-CEDO conversion event is now open. This guide compiles verified project history, tokenomics, conversion mechanics, audit status, and red flags so readers can make an informed decision rather than reacting to marketing claims. This is not investment advice — treat it as a starting point for your own due diligence (DYOR).
Key Takeaways
- Original presale window: May 14–25, 2026, priced at 0.01 USDT, paid in USDT — this phase is now closed
- Blockchain has changed: the project migrated its full ecosystem to Avalanche on June 17, 2026, after earlier presale materials referenced Ethereum
- CEDO officially launched via the project's own announcement, with the token contract confirmed live and conversion now open
- Conversion rate: 1 PCEDO = 0.176 CEDO, declining 90% every 7 days
- Official contract address published: 0xc9F4B5A4A6CAcC7159f783bF122bA7413fc275D5 — verify independently before interacting with it
- No independent smart contract audit has been publicly confirmed for the token
- No exchange listing has been named; previously shared listing price is no longer valid
What Is the Cedomis Presale and How Did It Start?
Cedomis Presale began as a website-hosted crypto presale scheduled for May 14–25, 2026, at a listed price of 0.01 USDT per token, with USDT as the accepted payment method. A presale is an early token distribution event that happens before broader market trading, typically used to raise capital and build an initial holder base. Cedomis ran this sale directly through its own website rather than through a named third-party launchpad, which removed one independent review layer that launchpad-hosted sales typically provide.
Separately, and prior to the presale, Cedomis also operated as a quest-and-rewards platform where users earned a token called PCEDO through tasks, referrals, and community participation — this PCEDO balance is now central to the ongoing conversion event described below. Both the original presale and the quest-earning phase are now closed; Cedomis's own announcement frames the CEDO launch as the start of the ecosystem's next phase rather than a continuation of the presale.
Quick Facts on Cedomis (Verified as of July 30, 2026)
- Project name: Cedomis
- Token symbol: $CEDO (converted from $PCEDO)
- Current blockchain: Avalanche (migrated from earlier Ethereum-linked presale materials)
- Category: Blockchain/community rewards platform
- Original presale price: 0.01 USDT (May 2026 sale, now closed)
- PCEDO total supply: 680,000,000 tokens (issuer-reported)
- CEDO max supply: 200,000,000 tokens (issuer-reported)
- Conversion rate today: 1 PCEDO = 0.176 CEDO, dropping 90% weekly
- Contract address: 0xc9F4B5A4A6CAcC7159f783bF122bA7413fc275D5 — published by the project via its official X account but not independently audited or verified for this article
- Conversion/migration portal: airdrop.cedomis.xyz, per the project's official announcement
- Confirmed exchange listing: none named as of this update
Cedomis Timeline: From Presale to Relaunch to CEDO Launch
Cedomis Presale has moved through several distinct phases, and conflating them is one of the biggest sources of investor confusion around this project:
- May 14–25, 2026: Original website-hosted presale at 0.01 USDT.
- June 8, 2026: First on-chain deployment; contract address intentionally withheld at launch to deter scam contracts.
- June 10–11, 2026: Staking portal launched, followed by trading opening June 11.
- June 17, 2026: Official Avalanche relaunch announcement, citing community feedback; over 5,500 wallets had already claimed PCEDO by this point, and no relaunch date was given at the time.
- July 30, 2026: CEDO launch confirmed live via the project's official announcement, with the contract address published and the PCEDO-to-CEDO conversion framework detailed. The announcement also directed existing PCEDO stakers to unstake ahead of a stated deadline before converting.
- July 31, 2026: Official Conversion Portal scheduled to open, per the project's own announcement.
For the most current status on this fast-moving sequence, see our Cedomis launch update, which reports the July 30 announcement in full and flags which figures remain issuer-claimed rather than independently confirmed.
PCEDO to CEDO Conversion: How the Declining Rate Works
According to Cedomis's published conversion framework, PCEDO — the platform's existing quest-earned reward token — converts into CEDO, the new native utility token, on a declining weekly schedule rather than a fixed ratio:
| Period | PCEDO → New Token Rate | Change | 100,000 PCEDO Converts To |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | 0.176 | Initial rate | 17,600 |
| Week 2 | 0.0176 | −90% | 1,760 |
| Week 3 | 0.00176 | −90% | 176 |
| Week 4 | 0.000176 | −90% | 17.6 |
Note: all rate and conversion figures above are denominated in CEDO.
That is roughly a 1,000-fold difference in tokens received between converting in week one versus week four for the same PCEDO amount. Per the framework, 120,000,000 tokens (60% of relevant supply) is reserved for this conversion event. Converted PCEDO is described as permanently removed from circulation — either burned or locked, pending a community governance decision Cedomis says is still unresolved. The migration is one-way: once converted, the new token cannot be converted back to PCEDO, and PCEDO itself continues to exist as an ongoing rewards token.
Token Supply and Tokenomics Structure
Based on the project's most recent published documentation, the token's supply structure is as follows:
- Max supply: 200,000,000 tokens, fixed with no additional minting stated
- Distribution model: reported as emissions-based through staking, with no pre-mine or pre-sale allocation carried forward under the relaunch structure
- Partners & Community: approximately 120,000,000 tokens (60%), distributed over 12 months
- Liquidity allocation: approximately 40,000,000 tokens, earmarked for DEX pool seeding and future exchange market-making
- Investor vesting: approximately 10,000,000 tokens, released over 6 months in monthly linear tranches
These figures come from the project's own documentation and public statements following the Avalanche relaunch; they have not been independently audited or confirmed on-chain by a third party at the time of this update. Full tokenomics context, including quest and rewards mechanics, is covered in our Cedomis tokenomics overview.
Is Cedomis Audited? Security Status
No independently published smart contract audit for the token has been confirmed as of this update. The project has published a contract address (0xc9F4B5A4A6CAcC7159f783bF122bA7413fc275D5) via its official X account, but this article does not independently verify that the address is correct, deployed cleanly, or free of code-level risk. A smart contract audit is an external code review that checks for logic flaws, access-control issues, and other weaknesses that could expose holder funds. Readers should verify the published contract address directly against Cedomis's official X account and website, and cross-check it on a block explorer such as Snowtrace for Avalanche-based tokens, before interacting with any wallet or portal.
The team has stated it will never request private keys, recovery phrases, wallet credentials, or manual token transfers — a standard security disclosure, though it does not eliminate risk from third parties impersonating the project. Multiple fake-token and phishing warnings have circulated around Cedomis's prior launch attempts, and the same caution applies to the current conversion event.
Cedomis Roadmap and Development Progress
Publicly stated roadmap items include:
- Community development: ongoing engagement and participation initiatives
- User onboarding: streamlining accessibility for new users
- Web and mobile application launch: platform apps for broader access
- Point system integration: a points-based system supporting platform activity
- Native chain deployment: the Avalanche-based launch covered in this update
The project has stated a more detailed roadmap will be released in the future; no further specifics were available in the sources reviewed for this update. Full staking and listing status prior to the relaunch is covered in our Cedomis staking and listing coverage.
Exchange Listing and Trading Pairs
No exchange listing has been named as of this update — not Uniswap, not any Avalanche-native DEX, and no centralized exchange. Cedomis has stated it is pursuing listings but has not confirmed a venue. Planned trading pairs, subject to liquidity deployment, reportedly include AVAX, WAVAX, USDT, and USDC, each paired against CEDO. Any token launch price shared with the community prior to July 30, 2026 is no longer valid according to the project's own statement, and no replacement price has been announced.
Red Flags and DYOR Checklist Before Converting or Buying
- Blockchain changed from the originally marketed Ethereum-linked presale to Avalanche, with a full ecosystem relaunch mid-cycle
- No independently confirmed smart contract audit for the current token contract
- Community backlash following the June 17, 2026 relaunch announcement over fees, staking continuity, and repeated delays
- No exchange listing confirmed; previously shared listing price explicitly invalidated by the project
- Steep, one-way declining conversion rate (−90% weekly) that pressures holders into fast decisions
- Governance decision on whether converted PCEDO is burned or locked remains unresolved
- Ambiguity in the project's own announcement about what "launch" actually refers to — contract deployment, portal opening, or public trading
- Staked PCEDO holders must unstake before a stated deadline to participate in conversion, adding a time-pressured extra step for existing holders
How to Evaluate This Type of Crypto Presale Before Investing
- Verify the current blockchain — don't rely on older marketing materials that may reference a chain the project has since left.
- Check for a published, independent audit of the current contract, not just team statements.
- Confirm the contract address directly on official channels and a block explorer.
- Read the conversion or vesting mechanics closely — declining-rate schedules reward speed over research.
- Track the project's own history of delays and pivots as a data point on execution risk.
- Confirm exchange listing claims independently rather than trusting unnamed "planned" pairs.
How to Approach the Cedomis Conversion Safely
- Visit the official Cedomis website and verify the domain carefully before connecting a wallet.
- If you previously staked PCEDO, unstake it first, ahead of the deadline stated in Cedomis's official launch announcement — staked tokens reportedly cannot convert directly.
- Cross-check the published contract address against Cedomis's official X account and a block explorer before interacting with it.
- Access the migration process only through the official portal referenced in Cedomis's own announcement, and verify the URL carefully before connecting a wallet.
- Use an Avalanche-compatible wallet and keep a small AVAX balance for network fees.
- Never share a seed phrase, private key, or wallet credentials with anyone claiming to represent the project.
- Understand that conversion is one-way and rate-declining before acting — there is no undo.
- Save transaction confirmations and monitor only official Discord Announcement Corner and X updates for changes.
Risks and Considerations
The primary risks around Cedomis at this stage are information risk, execution risk, and liquidity risk. Information risk reflects how much of the current picture rests on issuer statements rather than independent verification. Execution risk reflects the project's track record of delays, a mid-cycle chain migration, and shifting timelines. Liquidity risk reflects the fact that no exchange listing is confirmed, so exit options after conversion remain unclear. Readers who cannot independently verify the contract address, audit status, or listing plan should treat participation as high-risk and size any exposure accordingly. For comparison against better-disclosed offerings, readers can browse other active crypto presales currently tracked.
Glossary
- Presale
- An early fundraising event before wider token trading.
- PCEDO
- Cedomis's original quest-earned rewards token, now convertible into CEDO.
- CEDO
- Cedomis's native token launched on Avalanche following the June 2026 relaunch.
- Conversion rate
- The declining exchange ratio applied when converting PCEDO into CEDO.
- Tokenomics
- The supply, distribution, and unlock structure of a token.
- Vesting
- A timed release schedule that limits when holders receive tokens.
- Smart contract audit
- An external review of contract code for security risks.
- Block explorer
- A tool used to independently verify on-chain contract and transaction data, such as Snowtrace for Avalanche.
Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry significant risk, including the potential loss of principal. Figures including the contract address, conversion rates, supply data, trading pairs, and timeline dates are issuer-reported and have not been independently verified through a block explorer, audit report, or other independent source at the time of writing. Always verify contract addresses and conversion links directly through Cedomis's official channels before interacting with any wallet or portal, and never share a seed phrase or private key with anyone. This content follows our editorial independence policy — we do not accept payment to alter editorial assessments.
