- Celestia’s TIA token surged back to $1 on October 14, 2025, following a steep decline to $0.27 on Oct. 10
- Technical indicators however signal weakness amid recent bearish momentum.
- Short-term forecasts predict TIA faces immediate resistance around $1.20 as bulls aim to strengthen the recovery from recent lows.
Celestia (TIA) price is back above $1 as bulls show resilience amid a volatile crypto market.
As the modular blockchain network’s native token seeks to continue higher, what’s the outlook in the short-term?
Notably, Celestia’s market recovery follows a significant crash that saw buyers hover at new all-time lows under $0.30 on October 10, 2025. Bittensor and a few other altcoins have nonetheless posted key gains.
Celestia price crashed to below $0.30
Celestia’s token declined sharply as Bitcoin dumped and altcoins nosedived last week, with TIA hitting a new all-time low of $0.27.
The crash, driven by multiple structural and market-wide factors, threatened to undo a broader sentiment that had bulls in “Uptober” mood.
A broader crypto market dump, triggered by Bitcoin’s dip to below $105,000 on October 11, compounded the pressure on the token.
TIA breached key supports at $1.35 and $1.00 as it reached the $0.27 floor.
While the crash wiped out billions in value, Celestia’s bulls were able to rebound to around $0.93.
On Monday, an uptick saw them climb to $1.26 before retreating as macro jitters around US-China trade tensions pulled risk asset markets down. However, the token was looking to hold above $1.
TIA price prediction
TIA’s price trajectory appears cautiously optimistic, bolstered by technical rebounds and strategic initiatives.
Recently, the team shared an outlook for the modular blockchain, comparing its growth to the huge impact that Amazon Web Services had amid the explosive web2 growth.
“Celestia is still in its infancy, yet it is positioning itself to become the proxy for blockspace demand. After a period of disillusionment, growth continues to accelerate,” the team wrote.
Although the daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) stands at 39, it has flipped from the oversold territory below 30.
This signals exhaustion among sellers and a high probability of mean reversion, historically preceding notable bounces in TIA’s price – recently from $1.35 to highs of $2.28 in July 2025.
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) also exhibits bearish momentum, but this looks to be weakening as the histogram narrows.
A bullish divergence hints at accumulating buy pressure that could help bulls.
Short-term forecasts are projecting a range of $2.27 to $3.40.
However, bulls must first strengthen above the immediate supply zone around $1.20, with hurdles at $1.54 and $1.90.
Bullish scenarios could see Celestia price target the $10-14 range in coming months.
The all-time high above $20 reached in February 2024 is also a legitimate target in the current cycle.
Failure to hold $1 though could allow bears to retest prices below $0.90.
