- Celestia’s TIA token climbed back above $1 on October 14, 2025, after plunging to $0.27 on October 10.
- Technical indicators, however, still show weakness amid the recent downward momentum.
- Short-term forecasts indicate immediate resistance around $1.20 as bulls attempt to strengthen the recovery from recent lows.
Celestia (TIA) has reclaimed a price above $1 as bulls demonstrate resilience in a volatile crypto market.
With the modular blockchain project’s native token attempting to push higher, what does the short-term outlook look like?
Celestia’s rebound follows a sharp crash that drove the token to fresh lows under $0.30 on October 10, 2025. Several altcoins, including Bittensor, have nonetheless recorded notable gains during the recent market rotation.
Celestia price plunged below $0.30
TIA suffered a severe decline last week as Bitcoin dumped and altcoins broadly corrected, hitting a new low of $0.27.
The sell-off, driven by multiple structural and market-wide factors, threatened to reverse the upbeat sentiment that had given bulls an “Uptober” feeling.
A wider market drop, intensified when Bitcoin slipped below $105,000 on October 11, increased selling pressure on the token.
TIA broke key supports at $1.35 and $1.00 before finding a floor at $0.27.
Although the crash erased billions in market value, Celestia bulls managed to push the price back toward approximately $0.93.
On Monday a rebound lifted the token to $1.26 before a pullback as macro concerns tied to U.S.–China trade tensions nudged risk assets lower. The token, however, appeared to remain above $1.
TIA price outlook
The short-term trajectory for TIA appears cautiously optimistic, supported by technical recovery signals and strategic developments.
Recently, the Celestia team issued a forecast drawing parallels between the platform’s potential role in the blockchain ecosystem and the impact Amazon Web Services had during web2’s explosive growth phase.
“Celestia is still in its infancy, yet it is positioning itself to meet demand for blockspace. After a period of disillusionment, growth continues to accelerate,” the team wrote.
Although the daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) sits near 39, it has recovered from oversold territory below 30.
This suggests selling exhaustion and a heightened probability of a mean reversion, historically a precursor to notable price recoveries for TIA — most recently from $1.35 to highs of $2.28 in July 2025.
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) also reflects downward momentum, but that trend appears to be weakening as the histogram narrows.
An emerging bullish divergence points to accumulating buying pressure that could help bulls sustain a recovery.
Short-term projections anticipate a trading range between $2.27 and $3.40, provided bullish momentum continues.
However, bulls must first overcome immediate supply around $1.20, with additional resistance at $1.54 and $1.90.
In optimistic scenarios, Celestia could target $10–$14 in the coming months.
The all-time high above $20 reached in February 2024 also remains a plausible target within the current cycle.
If TIA fails to hold the $1 level, bears could regain control and test sub-$0.90 prices again.