Celestia TIA

Rank #123
$0.31961 0.4%

Chart

Statistics

Market Cap$303.67M
FDV$375.25M
24h Volume$17.89M
Vol / Mcap5.89%
Circulating Supply950.05M TIA
Max Supply
ATH$20.85
From ATH 98.5%
24h Range$0.317334$0.332267

Signals

Signals (24h)

  • Walls4
  • Robots0
  • Spikes0
  • Pushing0

Signals (7d)

  • Walls4
  • Robots0
  • Spikes0
  • Pushing0

Top Events

Walls$481.8KBINANCE_FUTURES11 hours ago
Walls$420.5KBINANCE_FUTURES10 hours ago
Walls$333.0KBINANCE_FUTURES4 hours ago

Latest Events

Walls$333.0KBINANCE_FUTURES4 hours ago
Walls$218.4KBINANCE_FUTURES9 hours ago
Walls$420.5KBINANCE_FUTURES10 hours ago
Walls$481.8KBINANCE_FUTURES11 hours ago
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Exchanges

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Celestia (TIA) trades across 14 connected exchanges — HookScreener watches each order book and trade tape in real time and flags where walls stand, robots run, spikes fire and price gets pushed.

The market metrics on this page come from the public CoinGecko API. The signals come from HookScreener's own engine, independent of exchange price data — this is what happens inside the order book and trade tape, not a derivative of the chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the signals on this page?

Four HookScreener order-flow signal types: walls (large resting limit orders in the book), robots (algorithmic trading with steady periodicity), spikes (sharp price moves with a fast return) and pushing (wall-driven pressure on spot). All shown live for TIA.

Where does Celestia market data come from?

Price, market cap, volume and historical change come from the public CoinGecko API, refreshed every ~2 minutes. Signals come from HookScreener's own engine, which watches order books and trade tapes across 14 exchanges.

Which exchanges can I trade TIA on?

The current list of venues is in the “Exchanges” block on this page, covering spot and futures wherever the pair is listed. HookScreener tracks order books and trades on every listed exchange in real time.

How fresh is this page?

Price and market stats refresh every ~2 minutes. Signals appear the moment a detector fires on the exchange — no delay.