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TIA price has risen nearly 40% since June 12 from the $0.2952 support zone.
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Celestia's Commonware chain announcement introduced 10x faster block capabilities.
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The $0.55 at 200-day EMA remains the key resistance level for bulls.
TIA price is finally showing signs of life after spending months trapped near historical lows. Since June 12, the token has climbed from its long-standing all-time low support region of $0.2952 to approximately $0.4096, marking a gain of nearly 40%. Even more notably, TIA added another 10% in today’s session as buyers continued stepping in.
After months of relentless selling and sideways consolidation, traders appear to be asking the same question: has the worst already passed?
Celestia Upgrade Changes The Narrative
Momentum began building shortly after Celestia announced that Commonware chains on Celestia are now possible.
According to the announcement, launching a Commonware chain on Celestia enables developers to achieve 10x faster blocks without the infrastructure burden and launch delays associated with recruiting a validator set. In a market constantly chasing scalability and efficiency, that kind of development rarely goes unnoticed.
Consequently, the update arrived at a time when TIA was already sitting on a major support zone, creating a combination of improving sentiment and technical stabilization.
Months Of Selling Finally Meet Support
Price action tells an interesting story. The $0.2952 region has acted as a crucial floor since February, absorbing repeated waves of selling pressure.
However, instead of breaking lower, TIA spent months consolidating around that level. That prolonged stabilization now appears to be translating into renewed demand.
Meanwhile, the recent rally suggests that sellers who dominated the market throughout much of the past year may be losing control, at least in the short term.
Why The $0.55 Level Matters Most
Despite the recovery, TIA still faces a significant technical hurdle. The closely watched 200-day EMA region around $0.55 remains overhead resistance.
If buyers manage to reclaim that zone, traders may begin watching larger upside levels around $1.00 and $2.21. On the other hand, those targets remain dependent on continued bullish demand and sustained market interest.
For now, TIA price remains in recovery mode. Yet after months of consolidation near its all-time low, the combination of stronger price action and Celestia’s latest network upgrade has finally given the market something it hasn’t seen in a while: momentum.
