Celestia’s (TIA) token rose 10.28 percent on May 13 to trade near $0.50, breaking a key technical resistance level that had capped gains for months. The move was driven by a surge in trading volume and fresh inflows across both spot and derivatives markets, according to data from CoinGlass.
"The rally emerged after TIA spent months trading within a compressed consolidation structure near lower support zones," one analyst noted. Data from CoinGlass shows that buyers regained control once the price reclaimed the $0.45 region, which previously acted as a strong resistance barrier.
The breakout was supported by a 55.86 percent increase in 24-hour trading volume to $88.62 million. Open Interest in TIA futures climbed 8.63 percent to $84.46 million as leveraged traders positioned for a continuation of the move. Further data showed spot exchange netflows turned positive with a $683.98K inflow on May 13, signaling sustained buying pressure.
With the token holding above the former resistance at $0.45, technical analysts see the $0.60 level as the next major upside target. The move comes as Celestia, a modular data availability network, received broader exchange support for a recent upgrade, boosting trader confidence in the network’s roadmap. While Bitcoin’s market dominance remains strong, select altcoins like TIA are attracting speculative interest on individual catalysts.
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