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Celestia, one of the newest entrants in the cryptocurrency world, has become the epicentre of waves disturbing the newest crypto trends. The project centred on the data availability of blockchain publicly launched its mainnet on Tuesday and has been in discussions ever since.
How high can the TIA coin price go in 2024? Let's dive into a detailed analysis using the latest data from CoinMarketCap.
The native token of Celestia blockchain, TIA, saw heavy demand after it was airdropped to eligible participants.
Bitcoin (BTC) price continued its bullish trend in the overnight session after the Federal Reserve decided to leave interest rates unchanged. While the bank left the door for another rate hike wide open, most analysts believe that a prolonged pause followed by a cut will happen.
In this week's edition of The Protocol newsletter, we explain the mechanics (and roots) behind the "data availability" network Celestia, and its new TIA tokens, and turn our eyes to Starknet's STRK tokens, which aren't trading yet but are already being awarded to early contributors.
In a bold move that's set to reshape the landscape of cryptocurrency trading, Binance has unveiled its listing of Celestia (TIA), accompanied by a game-changing approach to risk management. Traders keen on tokens marked with a “Seed Tag” will now have to pass a mandatory quiz.
Some 190,000 ethereum addresses have received a circa 200 TIA airdrop, currently worth about $500, in one of the biggest distribution to eth holders by a new blockchain.
This week's launch of the new "data availability" network Celestia came with an airdrop of the project's TIA tokens, one of the most anticipated giveaways in the crypto industry of the past year.
TIA token, the native asset of the modular blockchain network Celestia, has been the top trending token on several social media and crypto platforms.
The deployment brings DAS technology into play, which offers an innovative scaling approach. It allows blockchain nodes to verify data availability for specific blocks without the need to download the entire datase
Digital asset investment group KR1 PLC (AQSE:KR1) has published an investment update on its holdings in modular blockchain token Celestia (formerly LazyLedger) following the mainnet launch on October 31. The company holds a total of 7.5 million TIA tokens, which are the native digital asset of the Celestia network, having gained them entirely from KR1's investment into Celestia's seed funding round three years ago.
The celestial realm of blockchain is abuzz with anticipation as Celestia's mainnet prepares for its grand launch, slated for tomorrow. This pivotal event will introduce Celestia's native token, poised to take the cryptocurrency world by storm.
Celestia is a modular layer that uses data availability sampling to increase throughput and reduce transaction costs
The mainnet beta will enable rollups and other modular chains to use Celestia for data availability and consensus.
In readiness for the event, there has been a major increase in the price of TIA, as it was already trading on a decentralized derivatives exchange, Helix, at around $3.15.
