$TIA Celestia is trading around the $0.64 area, after pulling back from a local high near $0.77–0.80 earlier in November. One major model forecasts a −25.7% drop toward about $0.4857 by December 27, 2025, with current sentiment rated Bearish and the Fear & Greed Index at 22 (Extreme Fear); over the last 30 days, TIA has seen 9 green days (30%) and 15.7% volatility, indicating a choppy downtrend. Another dashboard shows the current price near $1.47 on a higher‑timeframe feed, with a projected −25.15% move toward $1.10, and labels the overall setup as Bearish despite a Fear & Greed reading of 71 (Greed) for the wider market.
At the same time, some long‑range forecasts are extremely bullish: one 2025 outlook projects a maximum price as high as $21.22, and broader 2028–2031 tables see TIA potentially stretching toward $64+ and even $156.88 if Celestia’s modular data‑availability narrative fully plays out. For November alone, another analysis expects the average trading range between about $0.522 and $0.634, with $0.578 as a likely mid‑level, which is roughly in line with TIA’s current sub‑$1 consolidation zone.
Technical picture: support, resistance, and indicators
Current short‑term technicals highlight support levels at roughly $0.619, $0.583, and $0.527, and resistance at $0.711, $0.767, and $0.803 on the 4H–1D charts. The 14‑day RSI recently dropped to around 28.9, putting TIA in oversold territory, and the same report notes that TIA is still trading above both the 50‑day and 200‑day SMAs, which is structurally bullish even as near‑term forecasts remain negative. Another technical summary calls the overall indicator mix “Strong Buy” (10 Buy, 0 Sell) on multi‑day horizons, underlining how conflicting short‑term price predictions and longer‑term trend tools currently are.
#BinanceHODLerAT #tia #Write2Earn TIA has flipped from hype to heavy correction, now sitting between $0.58–0.71 with oversold RSI and Extreme Fear—even as long‑term models still point to multi‑dollar upside for 2025 and beyond.
What the chart shows:
Nov 20: TIA trades near $0.717, just below the $0.711–0.767 resistance band.Nov 21–24: Price slides from $0.656–0.654 down to about $0.610, moving toward the $0.583 support zone identified by technical models.Nov 25: TIA bounces to roughly $0.644, suggesting buyers are defending above support, but still below the $0.711 resistance line, so the short‑term trend remains fragile.
The green dashed line at $0.583 marks the key support traders are watching; a decisive break below it would confirm the bearish short‑term forecasts toward the $0.48–0.50 area. The red dashed line at $0.711 marks near‑term resistance; reclaiming and holding above this level would be an early sign that the correction is bottoming out.