Historical replay · TIA/USD
Celestia's 15-Minute Candle From $0.633 to $0.715 (October 2026)
On the morning of October 16, 2026, Celestia's TIA climbed through the night, then printed a single 15-minute candle that ranged 13% from low to high. Replay the European morning and decide when you would have trusted the breakout.
Celestia (TIA), the token of a blockchain that stores transaction data for other blockchains, closed October 15, 2026 at $0.5907 on Binance after a 6.9% gain. Through the Asian night it crept higher, reaching $0.624 by 06:00 UTC on volume of under $1 million an hour.
The move accelerated with the European open. The 06:30 UTC candle jumped from $0.631 to $0.656 on $1.6 million, and at 07:15 UTC came the wildest 15 minutes of the day: a high of $0.7148 and a low of $0.6331 inside the same candle, on $3.9 million of volume, closing at $0.6686.
Unlike the spike-and-fade tokens of the same week, TIA did not collapse after the peak. It held between $0.656 and $0.694 for the next three hours and was back at $0.70 by 11:00 UTC, about 18.5% above the previous close and at its highest level in at least four months. By then daily volume was $20 million, against $13.1 million for all of the day before.
The replay shows why a long two-sided candle is hard to trade: buyers at the top and sellers at the bottom of the same 15 minutes were both wrong within the hour. What mattered was where the price settled afterwards.