- Celestia’s TIA token rebounded to $1.00 on October 14, 2025, after plunging to $0.27 on October 10.
- Technical indicators, however, show lingering weakness amid the recent bearish pressure.
- Short-term forecasts indicate TIA faces immediate resistance near $1.20 as bulls attempt to sustain a recovery from the recent lows.
Celestia’s native token, TIA, has climbed back above $1 as buyers show resilience in a volatile cryptocurrency market.
As the modular blockchain token tries to build on its recovery, what does the short-term outlook look like?
Notably, the recent rebound follows a steep sell-off that drove buyers to fresh lows below $0.30 on October 10, 2025. Several altcoins, including Bittensor, still posted meaningful gains despite the broader downturn.
TIA plunged below $0.30
TIA suffered a steep decline as Bitcoin and the wider altcoin market fell last week, with the token hitting a new all-time low of $0.27.
The crash was driven by a combination of structural and market factors that erased a significant portion of bullish sentiment.
The broader crypto sell-off, intensified after Bitcoin slipped below $105,000 on October 11, increased downside pressure on TIA.
TIA breached key support levels at $1.35 and $1.00 on its way down to $0.27.
Although the crash wiped out billions in value, Celestia bulls managed to recover to about $0.93.
On Monday they pushed the price up to $1.26 before retreating as macro uncertainty—partly driven by rising trade tensions between the U.S. and China—dampened risk appetite. The token, however, has aimed to hold above the $1 mark.
TIA price outlook
The price trajectory for TIA looks cautiously optimistic, supported by technical rebounds and strategic development efforts.
Recently, the team shared a vision for the modular blockchain, comparing its potential growth to the impact Amazon Web Services had during the explosive expansion of Web2.
“Celestia is still in its infancy, yet it is becoming a core provider of demand for block space. After a period of disillusionment, growth is once again accelerating,” the team wrote.
On the technical side, the daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) sits near 39 after recently moving up from oversold territory below 30.
That shift indicates selling exhaustion and increases the probability of a medium-term reversal—an outcome that has historically preceded strong TIA rebounds, such as the move from $1.35 to $2.28 in July 2025.
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) also reflects bearish momentum, but that pressure appears to be easing as the histogram narrows.
Bullish divergence suggests accumulating buying pressure that could aid any further recovery.
Near-term forecasts place a trading range between $2.27 and $3.40 if momentum improves.
However, bulls must first overcome immediate supply around $1.20, with subsequent resistance at $1.54 and $1.90.
Under optimistic scenarios, Celestia could target $10–$14 in the coming months, and the previous all-time high above $20 reached in February 2024 remains a plausible longer-term objective in this cycle.
Conversely, failure to hold $1 could allow bears to retest sub-$0.90 levels.