- Celestia’s TIA token climbed back to $1 on October 14, 2025, after falling to $0.27 on October 10.
- Technical indicators, however, point to weakness amid the recent bearish momentum.
- Short-term forecasts suggest TIA faces immediate resistance around $1.20 as bulls aim to reinforce the recovery from recent lows.
The price of Celestia (TIA) has returned above $1 as bulls show resilience in a volatile crypto market.
What do the short-term prospects look like as the native token of the modular blockchain network attempts to climb further?
Celestia’s market rebound follows a steep crash that pushed buyers to new all-time lows below $0.30 on October 10, 2025. Some altcoins, like Bittensor, managed notable gains despite the sell-off.
Celestia Price Plunged Below $0.30
The Celestia token plunged sharply when Bitcoin declined last week and altcoins sold off, sending TIA to a fresh all-time low of $0.27.
The crash, driven by several structural and market-wide factors, threatened to undo the broader optimism that had put bulls in an “Uptober” mood.
A wider market dump, intensified when Bitcoin fell below $105,000 on October 11, increased selling pressure on the token.
TIA broke key supports at $1.35 and $1.00 as it fell to the $0.27 trough.
While the crash wiped out billions in market value, Celestia bulls managed a bounce back toward $0.93.
On Monday, buyers pushed the token up to $1.26 during an upswing before pulling back, as macroeconomic nerves tied to U.S.–China trade tensions weighed on risk assets. The token has nonetheless tried to hold above $1.
TIA Price Forecast
TIA’s price action appears cautiously optimistic, supported by technical recoveries and strategic developments.
Recently, the team offered a forward-looking view of modular blockchains, comparing the potential impact to the massive role Amazon Web Services played during explosive Web2 growth.
“Celestia is still in its early stages but is positioning itself to be the go-to solution for demand for blockspace. After a period of sobriety, growth is accelerating again,” the team said.
Although the daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) sits at 39, it has recovered from the oversold region below 30.
This suggests selling exhaustion and a strong probability of mean reversion, a pattern that has preceded notable TIA price rallies in the past — most recently from $1.35 to a high of $2.28 in July 2025.
Celestia chart from TradingView
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) also reflects bearish momentum, though the narrowing histogram suggests that momentum may be weakening.
A bullish divergence points to increasing buying pressure that could support the bulls.
Short-term forecasts outline a range between $2.27 and $3.40.
Bulls must first secure a foothold above the immediate supply zone around $1.20, with resistance hurdles at $1.54 and $1.90.
Bullish scenarios could see Celestia target a $10–$14 range in the coming months.
The all-time high above $20, reached in February 2024, also remains a legitimate objective in the current cycle.
However, if TIA fails to hold the $1 level, bears may test prices below $0.90 again.