Celestia (TIA)

These projects raised $508M in funding. Their current combined market cap is $500M. VCs do also cry. https://t.co/3Y72p3rsv8

$TIA IS BUILDING A CLASSIC WYCKOFF ACCUMULATION. For months, $TIA has been under constant seller pressure. Every rally was met with aggressive selling. That created a prolonged downtrend. But recently, something changed. Price stopped making meaningful new lows. Volatility collapsed. Selling pressure faded. Instead of trending lower… $TIA started moving sideways. That’s often how accumulation begins. Smart money accumulates while retail loses interest. These phases usually feel boring. That’s exactly why most people ignore them. But the biggest trends often start from periods like this. Once accumulation is complete, expansion can happen very quickly. The chart points to a potential move of more than 5,300% from current levels. Accumulation first. Expansion second. That’s the Wyckoff cycle in its simplest form. $TIA may be approaching the point where that expansion phase begins

TIA seems to still have plenty of stamina w

$TIA | latest view! We will look for persistence above $41! It is beneficial to have a short stop below $40!✍🏻(ytd) https://t.co/nBAmoB6u04

celestia:native #TIAUSDT Instant price $0.4175 I like its daily chart. The 7‑month consolidation process is about to finish. Now is the time to slowly release the accumulated energy. This doesn’t look like something that will end with just a 5‑10% rise. I won’t meddle with what you do on the futures side, but I’d say don’t rush to sell immediately on the spot side. I’m carrying around $0.35 on spot, and I have a tiny position on futures, waiting to add if it drops. Post daily‑chart style ones in the comments and let’s analyze together.

$TIA is sitting in the most important zone on the chart. This is where trends are born. After losing more than 98% from its peak price has returned to a major accumulation area. The volume profile also shows that this is where the largest amount of trading took place. That makes this level difficult to ignore. As long as buyers defend it, the downside becomes more limited. The next thing to watch is the descending trendline. A breakout above it would signal that long-term momentum is finally shifting. That’s when sidelined buyers usually begin to return. If the breakout is confirmed, the first major objective sits around $22. That would represent an enormous move from current prices. The longer an asset spends building a base… The stronger the breakout can become. 🚀

He was changing the world, with amazing technology. The crypto market needs a serious cleanup. Otherwise there is no bull run. We will only watch the BTC bull. https://t.co/69ZVt3dIoz

If we see a possible crash/strong correction, what should we buy? What should we focus on? The buying opportunity is the same as the discussion I mentioned in the article I wrote before: price or perception. Something approved by data and perception is a buying opportunity, friends. In a possible confirmed buying opportunity (whether you call it a crash or a dip makes no difference), the first thing we will do is manage our cash on the side well. Yesterday I talked about my own management, I keep at least 40% cash no matter what. Then we look at the projects' technical trends before the decline (were they stronger compared to others) Project's code architecture and foundation, github developer activities Tokenomics, Mcap/FDV ratio These are the things to look at at the first stage. The reason is: if there is a vulnerability, you will have problems being hacked in its architecture. So focusing on those that have not experienced a serious hack so far is a bit more logical. The Mcap/FDV ratio is also a point you should look at to protect yourself from inflation. For example, despite TIA dropping 90% from its peak, seed investors still have a profit of more than 15x. Even if a crash comes, those people sell the assets at profit without hesitation. Therefore, you need to ensure the Mcap/FDV ratio is as closed as possible. After meeting these, you need to do sector analysis. RWA DeFi (Stablecoin yield, borrowing-lending) Perp DEX/Spot DEX AI and AI agent GPU, DePin These are the main sectors we all know. By filtering projects that meet the initial criteria among these sectors, you will already obtain a list of projects that can be considered solid. In those projects, the first point to pay attention to is that supply control should be as evenly distributed as possible, or the team should be holding tokens for a purpose. Second, does the project make money? If it does, what does it earn from? Does it distribute its earnings? If it does all these, congratulations, you have found the most solid project you can find. Now, is there a guarantee that the most solid project will rise? No, that's where crypto gets challenging. Even giants like LINK can stay flat while a project like BANANAS31 can rise. A solid project = not guaranteed profit or rise. Therefore, when allocating your portfolio, my advice is to keep some cash at a certain level and split the altcoin balances you allocate into Solid projects and Risky, shit, meme projects. A part of the amount you invest should be in solid projects, the other part you should chase high risk so you don't miss out on asymmetric returns. My personal view is that in the future projects working on RWA and DeFi (especially lending, collateralization, borrowing) will be in the "solid" category. I have given examples in my previous articles. These are my own ideas, friends, not any investment advice etc.

Staking $TIA was considered an opportunity. Those were the times. https://t.co/pRuij7KSfg