Recently, many fans asked me what TIA is, whether it can be bought, and if it's suitable to invest in.
In simple terms, Celestia is a modular blockchain, and TIA is its native token.
Traditional blockchains are "all-purpose warriors," running programs and storing data by themselves, while Celestia only does one thing: "store and broadcast block data," focusing solely on the "data layer" so that anyone can connect.
You can think of it as the "cloud server" of the blockchain world:
Other projects can build chains and run applications, just by connecting to Celestia, as easy as assembling Lego.
TIA serves as the "fuel" for the entire system; whether you're a developer or an ordinary user, you need to use it to transfer data and access the network, which is the root of its scarcity and value.
TIA can be used for:
Paying Celestia network fees
Staking for rewards (annualized returns are quite good)
Participating in governance (like DAO voting)
In the future, more and more new public chains and rollup projects will use Celestia as the "underlying layer," and the use cases for TIA will continue to grow.
So stop saying you don't understand modularity; this is not just technology, it's a trend. Currently, the price of TIA has reached 2.0, which is already the opening price, so it could be a good opportunity to invest and wait for it to take off!
