- Celestia’s TIA token surged back above $1 on October 14, 2025, after plunging to $0.27 on October 10.
- However, technical indicators signal weakness amid the recent downward momentum.
- Short-term forecasts expect immediate resistance around $1.20 as bulls attempt to strengthen the rebound from the recent lows.
Celestia (TIA) recovered above $1 as bullish sentiment showed resilience in a volatile crypto market, with the native token of the modular blockchain network attempting to climb higher.
The recovery followed a sharp collapse that left buyers stranded at a new all-time low below $0.30 on October 10, 2025. A number of altcoins, including Bittensor, also posted notable gains during the rebound.
Celestia price plunged below $0.30
Celestia’s token dropped steeply as Bitcoin retreated and altcoins tumbled last week, with TIA hitting a new record low of $0.27.
The crash, driven by a mix of structural and broad market factors, threatened the widespread confidence that had been building during a bullish “Uptober” sentiment.
The broader crypto sell-off, amplified by Bitcoin slipping below $105,000 on October 11, added downward pressure on tokens across the market.
TIA broke key support levels at $1.35 and $1.00 on its way down to $0.27.
Although the collapse erased billions in market value, Celestia bulls managed a recovery toward roughly $0.93.
On Monday, the price rose as high as $1.26 before retreating amid macro worries—most notably U.S.–China trade tensions—that weighed on risk assets. Still, the token needs to hold above $1 to sustain the recovery.
TIA price outlook
The price trajectory for TIA looks cautiously optimistic, supported by a technical rebound and strategic initiatives from the project team.
Recently, the team shared a vision for modular blockchains, likening the potential growth to the massive impact of Amazon Web Services during web2’s expansion.
“Celestia is still in its early stages but is positioning itself to become a go-to solution for blockspace demand. After a period of disappointment, growth is accelerating,” the team wrote.
Daily relative strength index (RSI) sits around 39 after bouncing from oversold territory below 30.
That move signals exhaustion among sellers and raises the probability of a mean reversion, as seen in prior TIA rallies—for example, the rebound from $1.35 to a high near $2.28 in July 2025.
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) still indicates bearish momentum, though it appears to be easing as the histogram narrows.
A bullish divergence suggests accumulated buying pressure that could support the bulls.
Short-term projections estimate a range between $2.27 and $3.40 if bullish momentum continues.
However, bulls must first break above a nearby supply zone at approximately $1.20, with resistance at $1.54 and $1.90 acting as further hurdles.
In an upbeat scenario, Celestia’s price could target $10–$14 in the coming months.
Reclaiming the all-time high above $20 reached in February 2024 also remains a plausible objective within the current cycle.
Conversely, failure to hold the $1 level could prompt bears to test sub-$0.90 prices again.