Is Trade2Spike completely free?

Yes, Trade2Spike is 100% free at trade2spike.com. You get a $10,000 virtual balance to test trading strategies and have fun without ever making a deposit or registering an account.

Are the prices and charts real?

Prices and candlesticks are powered in real time via Finnhub feeds and live market WebSockets for crypto and US stocks.

Is my data saved on a server?

No, to guarantee maximum privacy and speed, all trades, balance, and history are stored solely in your browser's local cache (localStorage).

Historical replay · TIA/USD

Celestia's Reversal From $0.769 (October 2026)

On October 17, 2026, Celestia extended Friday's 16.5% rally to a four-month high of $0.769 in the 05:00 UTC hour, then lost 13% in five hours and 18% by Sunday morning. Replay the top of a nine-session, 60% run in 15-minute candles.

Oct 18, 2026

Celestia (TIA) had been the strongest mid-sized token of the week of October 12, 2026. From a close of $0.4729 on October 9 it rose in bursts: a 27% day on October 10, a one-hour breakout to a four-month high on the morning of October 16, and a Friday close of $0.6885, up 16.5% on the day on $41 million of volume, almost four times its daily average. By Friday evening it was up 46% in a week and the token everyone had noticed.

Saturday morning extended it. In the 03:15 UTC 15-minute candle the price jumped from $0.7073 to $0.7397, with a high of $0.7625, on $1.65 million; the 04:00 hour reached $0.7652 and the 05:00 hour printed the high of the move, $0.769. From the October 9 close that was a gain of 63% in nine sessions, at a weekend hour when order books were at their thinnest.

The reversal began slowly and then all at once. The price drifted to $0.7282 by 07:00 UTC and $0.714 at 10:00; the 10:00 hour then fell to $0.6661, a 6.7% drop on $2.4 million of volume, more than twice any hour around it, and the first hour since Thursday in which sellers clearly outnumbered buyers. By 13:00 UTC TIA was $0.6667, 13.3% below the morning high. The day closed at $0.6466, down 6.1%, and Sunday's early trade took it to $0.632, 17.8% below the top and below Friday's close.

The replay shows the two things a parabolic move looks like at its end: a final push on a Saturday morning with no follow-through, and a first full hour of distribution on heavy volume. Filecoin ran the same script a few hours earlier on the same day, spiking to $1.2236 and sliding 15%. For the token's holders the question on Monday is whether Friday's $0.5825 low holds; for everyone else the chart is a reminder that the fastest 60% rallies tend to be given back from the top down, not the bottom up.