Cryptocurrency market nears the end of August negatively, and the altcoin sector also experienced significant losses during this period. Especially altcoins like TIA suffered major losses due to market corrections in recent weeks. The cryptocurrency TIA saw a 23% drop last week, marking one of the biggest declines in the market.

Celestia Sustains On-Chain Growth

Despite the losses, Celestia’s on-chain growth gained remarkable momentum in August. How these developments will affect TIA’s value in the long term is a topic of interest for investors. In analyses of the Modular ecosystem, which includes Celestia, the platform is seen making significant strides and substantially increasing its market share.

According to OurNetwork’s official blog post, despite the sharding issue in the Modular sector, over 80 teams continue to work on improving the on-chain experience across different protocols and chains. Celestia leads the sector among data availability providers with a 44% market share. This success is due to the platform’s ability to offer data validation infrastructure to EVM Blockchains without downloading all blocks.

Growth Continues Since May

Since May, Celestia has continued to challenge Ethereum’s leadership in data availability, increasing its market share. However, whether TIA can surpass Ethereum in the long term seems to depend on investor confidence. Currently, TIA is trading at a price level of $4.5.

In the short term, TIA might break the $4.6 resistance level, but the bearish market sentiment makes this breakout likely to be rejected. The RSI indicator shows a slight decline in bullish momentum, but with reduced market volatility, a reversal might occur in the coming days. If Bitcoin returns to $60,000 in the long term, TIA might retest $5.

Despite the recent declines in the cryptocurrency market and TIA’s weak performance, Celestia’s on-chain developments could potentially provide a recovery for TIA in the long term. However, market conditions and investor confidence will determine the timing of this recovery.