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This case study explores Derive, an onchain options exchange that accounts for 95% of onchain premium volume at the time of writing, and why it chose to build on Celestia.
Derive: the largest onchain options venueDerive is an onchain options exchange built for professional traders, market makers, and funds. It supports options, perpetual futures, and block trades through a request-for-quote (RFQ) system, with portfolio margin across more than 20 collateral types.
As of October 2026, Derive is the largest onchain options venue, accounting for about 95% of onchain options premium volume and having processed over $40B in cumulative notional volume.
How Derive worksDerive recently launched V3, a major upgrade to support its next chapter of rapid growth with three key advantages over their previous design:
Capacity: an order-of-magnitude increase in throughputCustody: Ethereum-native custody, validity-proven state, and an escape hatch on L1Speed: faster market listings and product launches due to a simpler architectureDerive V3 achieves this by splitting the exchange into four layers:
Thanks to the V3 upgrade, Derive can now handle thousands of positions cross-margined in a single portfolio, and continue matching orders during a market-wide spike. Easier integration support also means that more wallets can offer deals like "protect my ETH below $3,000," and more yield products can offer "earn while willing to sell at $6,000," powered under the hood by Derive.
What Celestia providesCelestia ensures that user funds are safe in case the Derive operator goes offline or becomes malicious.
The validity proofs prove to Ethereum that a batch of changes is valid, but they do not tell anyone what those changes are. If the only copy of that data sat in Derive's database, a user would not be able to check their balance or withdraw if Derive went offline.
To fix this, every batch's state diff is published to Celestia, which provides two important guarantees:
Users retain their self-custody without Derive: The data needed to rebuild the full exchange state is public. Derive's database becomes a convenience instead of a dependency because if Derive went offline tomorrow, a user’s funds would still be sitting in the Ethereum contracts, and the data to prove what they are owed would still be on Celestia. They could withdraw without Derive’s permission, and even without Derive existing.
Anyone can take over settlement: The Ethereum contracts force the sequencer to process withdrawals in the order they arrive. If one sits unprocessed for two weeks, anyone can fetch the data from Celestia, run Derive’s exchange binary and propose new batches. Withdrawals continue to flow even without Derive's cooperation.
Why Derive uses Celestia
"Celestia provides the highest potential scale, economic predictability and infrastructure maturity.The speed of putting the Celestia client in the zkVM program was substantially simpler than we had thought. This would have taken a lot longer with Ethereum DA, particularly estimating gas costs."
- Josh Kim, CTO at Derive
Derive has been using Celestia since January 2024, with 43,082 blobs and 42.52 GiB in its namespace so far. When upgrading to V3, Derive is continuing to use Celestia for three reasons:
Predictable fees: Applications like Derive need predictable operating costs to ensure their economic model works, and one of their input costs is data availability fees.
Fees from alternative data availability providers fluctuate significantly over time depending on network congestion, making operating costs hard to forecast. Celestia’s fees have remained stable since launch because the network continues to scale and avoid congestion.
With 150 MB/s of capacity on Celestia mainnet and a robust scaling roadmap, Derive can rest assured that Celestia’s fees will remain stable into the future and Derive’s DA costs will remain predictable.
Room to scale: V3 increases Derive’s throughput capacity on the exchange by an order of magnitude, but that only matters if the data layer underneath can keep up. Fortunately, Celestia recently upgraded to Fibre which raised its throughput to 150 MB/s on mainnet and demonstrated the ability to hit 3 Tb/s in a recent benchmark.At Derive’s current rates, they could increase their data consumption by many orders of magnitude before hitting Celestia’s limits. This gives them ample headroom to scale their exchange in V3 and in the future.
Easy integration: In Derive’s design, a valid proof must verify the inclusion of the state diff data on Celestia. This means implementing a client of the DA layer within Derive’s zkVM program, which can be extremely difficult. Celestia’s pre-built Rust client made this integration work simple and straightforward.
Looking aheadCelestia Labs is excited to continue supporting Derive as it builds the next generation of onchain options on V3 and beyond. As more of global finance moves onchain, Derive and other onchain markets can count on Celestia to help protect their users’ funds with cheap, reliable, and scalable data availability.
If you are building an exchange, a payments system, or any onchain financial product that requires extreme scale, let’s talk.
Celestia has switched on Fibre, a new high-throughput lane for rollup data, on its mainnet. Activation came on approximately October 20, 2026, after validator signaling crossed the required 83.33% voting power threshold.
Fibre works as a parallel data availability layer. It is run by the same validator set that already secures Celestia, so no new operators are involved.
Data availability is the plumbing that lets rollups prove their transaction data was actually published. Without it, nobody can check that a rollup is telling the truth about its own history.
Celestia normally handles this through its L1 “data square,” a structured layout that data gets packed into for each block. Fibre steps outside that process. Blobs, the chunks of data rollups submit, go straight to validators.
The checks still happen. Commitments and validator signatures continue to land on-chain, so there is still a public record that the data was received and attested to.
The launch numbers The initial release has firm limits. A single Fibre blob can be up to 128 MiB, and each block can hold up to 200 Fibre submissions.
There is also a floor. The minimum blob size is set at 256 KiB, which signals that Fibre is built for heavy loads, not tiny transactions.
Rollups now get a choice of two paths. The standard Celestia L1 route handles blobs up to 8 MiB and relies on sampling-based verification. Fibre handles much larger payloads, making the maximum Fibre blob 16 times bigger than the standard L1 ceiling.
In an October 2026 benchmark, Fibre sustained 3.07 Tb/s of throughput across 120 validators. An earlier test in January 2026 reached 1 Tb/s across roughly 500 nodes.
The mainnet version runs with smaller uploads and a slower block cadence than the terabit benchmark setup.
Where TIA fits in Celestia’s native token, TIA, handles three jobs tied to Fibre: staking, escrow deposits, and fee payments.
Fibre fees are built from two parts. One component scales with the size of the data submitted, and the other is a base fee.
The escrow deposit requirement links Fibre usage directly to demand for the token, as users of the high-throughput lane need to lock up TIA.
The background: governance by validator vote Fibre did not arrive by decree. It needed validators holding 83.33% of voting power to signal support before it could activate.
Those same validators now take on extra work, running a parallel data pipeline next to normal block production. The roughly ten months between the January 2026 test and the October activation reflect a staged rollout through testnet implementations including Mocha, culminating in the mainnet launch of Celestia’s Fibre v10 app.
What this means for rollups and the DA market Rollups that need cheap, sampling-verified data storage can stay on the standard L1 path. Rollups with very large data needs can move to Fibre. The research behind this report identifies high-throughput sectors such as AI and microtransactions as potential fits, workloads that produce large amounts of data consistent with the 256 KiB minimum.
Fibre skips the standard data square, so its security rests more heavily on validators confirming they hold the data, whereas the standard L1 path offers sampling-based verification.
The gap between benchmark and launch limits is the other thing to track. The test hit 3.07 Tb/s, while mainnet is running with smaller uploads and a slower cadence. How quickly those limits get raised will show how confident the network is in Fibre under real conditions.
Disclosure: This article was edited by Estefano Gomez. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.
Celestia (TIA) za posledních 24 hodin klesla o 15 % na přibližně 0,626 USD, přičemž likvidace dlouhých pozic přesáhly 2 miliony USD. Klíčová úroveň podpory je na 0,60 USD.
After a massive rally, Celestia’s [TIA] momentum was changing. On the 15th of October, TIA rallied to $0.76 after Celestia launched Eden.
Since then, the altcoin has faced strong selling pressure, breaching $0.70 and dropping to $0.624.
At press time, Celestia traded around $0.626, down 15% over the previous 24 hours. Trading Volume also dropped 60%, indicating reduced market activity.
Why are Celestia’s longs under pressure?
The price drop left Celestia [TIA] longs bleeding. According to CoinGlass, over $2 million in long positions were liquidated. These forced closures added selling pressure as traders’ bullish bets unraveled.
Source: CoinGlass
Over the same period, Open Interest dropped 23% to $136 million, while Derivatives Volume fell 52% to $684 million.
Falling Open Interest alongside declining prices pointed to positions closing. The Long Liquidations confirmed that some bullish traders faced forced exits.
Source: CoinGlass
Together, these readings suggested a retreat from derivatives exposure as the post-rally pullback deepened.
Are Celestia’s dip buyers stepping up?
Interestingly, Spot activity told a different story.
Delta surged to 3.9 million, its highest since September 2025, according to CoinAnk. Positive Delta indicated that aggressive buy volume exceeded aggressive sell volume.
Source: CoinAnk
Meanwhile, Spot Netflow fell to −$2.3 million on the 17th of October and remained negative at press time.
More TIA left tracked exchanges than entered them, potentially reducing the supply available for immediate selling.
Source: CoinGlass
Positive Delta supported the dip-buying argument, while Exchange Outflows showed withdrawals. Together, they suggested buyers were responding to the decline.
Even so, TIA’s continued losses showed that buying had yet to stabilize the price.
Can Celestia’s price hold $0.60?
Despite emerging Spot demand, Celestia’s bullish momentum weakened. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) formed a bearish crossover and dropped to 61, signaling fading upward momentum.
However, its position above 50 suggested buyers retained some momentum advantage, despite the sharp price decline.
Source: TradingView
Further selling could drag the RSI lower and put $0.60 support under pressure. A break below could expose $0.52.
If Spot demand absorbed the selling, TIA could hold $0.60 and attempt to reclaim $0.70. For dip buyers, defending support would offer the first evidence that their buying was slowing the decline.
Final Summary
Celestia fell 15% as Long Liquidations exceeded $2 million and Open Interest contracted.
Spot buying offered some support, but TIA still needed to defend $0.60 to limit further downside.
Celestia spustila Eden, výkonný EVM řetězec určený k testování autonomních plateb a obchodování AI agentů. Jeho nativním tokenem pro poplatky za gas je TIA.
Modular blockchain project Celestia has announced the launch of Eden, a high-performance EVM chain built on Celestia. Celestia says Eden will act as an experimental sandbox for "Agentic Commerce", used to test the behavior and infrastructure needs of AI agents when conducting on-chain autonomous payments, transactions, and model calls. Celestia notes that as AI agents start engaging in more frequent on-chain transactions, market demand for block space, real-time settlement, and low-friction payments will continue to rise. Eden will help teams observe what transaction environment agents need, how they manage funds, and how their on-chain activities will impact network design. Eden’s first experimental project is Botfun, which is currently in closed beta. Per Celestia, participating agents can issue their own tokens and trade around narratives generated by other agents; each model inference call is paid on-chain via x402. Celestia states this experiment briefly pushed Eden to become one of the largest x402 networks by transaction volume. Technically, Eden is an EVM-compatible chain supporting atomic batch transactions, application-sponsored gas payments, and larger smart contract deployments, with its native gas token being TIA. These designs will reduce signature and fee friction when agents execute consecutive payments, swaps, and interactions.
TIA za sedm dní vzrostl o 49 %, zatímco objem dat zveřejněných v síti Celestia klesl o 26 %. Otevřené pozice na futures mezitím vyskočily o 331 % na 358 mil. USD.
TIA price cleared a resistance level that had rejected it twice this week, on heavy volume. Data posted to Celestia fell while the token rallied. Fibre and the Eden experiment are driving expectations ahead of actual revenue. Momentum is overbought and slightly weaker than at the September peak. Celestia’s TIA token climbed about 22.5% on Friday to trade near $0.70, lifting its seven-day gain to roughly 49% and putting it about 73% above its September 18 close of $0.407. The amount of data rollups post to Celestia, which is the service the network sells, fell by about 26% over nearly the same period. That gap matters for anyone holding TIA after this week’s breakout, because the market appears to be pricing capacity Celestia has shown in tests and products that are still experimental.
Price up 73%, data down 26% Celestia works as a data availability layer, meaning rollups and other chains publish their transaction data to it so anyone can verify or rebuild their state without relying on the operator. Daily data posted dropped from 2.77 billion bytes on September 18 to 2.05 billion bytes on October 15. Two daily readings are too few to confirm a trend, and tighter compression or batching by rollups can cut the byte count without any drop in user activity, yet the reading still points the opposite way from the chart.
Celestia scorecard
Earliest available reading vs. latest, September 18 to October 16
Metric Then → Now Change TIA price $0.407 → $0.7022 ▲ 73% Daily data posted 2.77B → 2.05B bytes ▼ 26% Daily fees $82 → $96 ▲ 17% Futures open interest $83M → $358M ▲ 331% Open interest measured from September 23.
$33,000 a year against a $646M token The fee numbers make the valuation hard to defend on current usage alone. The network collected
about $2,701 over the past 30 days, which works out to roughly $33,000 a year, while TIA carries a market capitalization of about $646 million, even though daily fees ticked up from $82 to $96 in the latest reading. Leverage has grown far faster than either number, with perpetual futures open interest, the total value of outstanding leveraged contracts, rising from about $83 million on September 23 to roughly $358 million on Friday, so much of the move rests on positions that can be closed in a hurry.
Fibre’s 3 Tb/s is still a lab result On October 1, Celestia said on its official blog that Fibre, its high-throughput data availability system, sustained an average of 3.07 terabits per second across 120 validators in a 143-second benchmark, roughly triple the 1 Tb/s result it published in January. Encoding a 2 GiB blob now takes 0.9 seconds compared with 6.8 seconds before. The test used 2 GiB blobs while the first mainnet release is planned with a 128 MiB cap, and the team acknowledged that some test configurations will not ship at launch.
Eden, an experimental EVM chain for AI-agent transactions that Celestia announced on Friday, gives traders a second story to trade. It runs on Celestia for data availability, uses the Evolve development stack and charges gas in TIA, and its first experiment, a closed beta called Botfun, let agents launch and trade tokens while paying for every model inference call through the x402 payment standard. Celestia says the test briefly made Eden one of the largest x402 networks by transaction count, although it gave no source for that ranking and the experiment has not produced measurable revenue so far.
What lifted TIA before this week The Sustainable Blob Economy proposal, which aims to tie network usage more directly to demand for TIA, sent the token up more than 19% to about $0.526 on September 23, with roughly $621,000 in short liquidations forcing bearish traders to buy back, although its final form has yet to clear Celestia governance. Derive’s V3 migration on October 8 added another 6%, even if it is unclear how much data the new setup will keep posting to Celestia. Even after all of this, TIA trades about 96% below its February 2024 peak near $20.91, according to CoinGecko data.
$0.6217 gives way after two rejections Friday’s intraday high at $0.7233 marks a new top for the rally that began at the August 18 low near $0.293, a gain of roughly 146%. The Fibonacci retracement is drawn between those two points, and with the daily candle still open, a higher print would shift every level, while the breakout needs a close above the 0.236 retracement at $0.6217 before it counts as confirmed.
TIA/USDT daily chart. Source: TradingView / Alexander Stefanov That level capped price on October 11 and 13, when long upper wicks showed sellers active around $0.63. In between, TIA held a tight range with lows near the 0.382 retracement at $0.5589 instead of slipping toward the 0.5 level at $0.5081, and Friday’s candle cleared that range in one session on about 39 million TIA of volume, one of the heaviest days of the uptrend.
The 50-day SMA crossed above the 200-day in late September and the gap has widened since, with the 50-day at $0.4398 against $0.3821. The 200-day sits almost exactly on the 0.786 retracement at $0.3851, which makes $0.38 to $0.39 the deepest support zone that still keeps the trend intact.
RSI lags September’s peak The 14-day RSI sits above 71, past the 70 mark that usually flags stretched conditions. Its late-September peak, set when TIA topped near $0.53, was higher at around 74, so price now trades about 31% above that September high on slightly weaker momentum. That is a small bearish divergence that one strong close could erase, and the last overbought reading led to about two weeks of sideways trade between $0.44 and $0.52 before the next leg up.
A daily close above $0.6217 would turn it into first support and leave the $0.75 and $0.80 round numbers, plus the 1.272 extension near $0.84, as the next references. A close back below $0.6217 would point to a retest of $0.5589, and losing $0.5081 would bring the 0.618 level at $0.4573 and the 50-day SMA near $0.44 into view.
TIA key levels
Next target $0.84 TIA now $0.7022 Breakout level $0.6217 Range floor $0.5589 Trend support $0.44 Red marks resistance, green marks support.
Fibre’s launch and $358M in leverage The Fibre mainnet launch is the first point where benchmark throughput can show up as blobs that paying rollups actually post. Weekly or monthly data averages on explorers such as Celenium, along with the count of active rollups, will say more about demand than the two readings behind this month’s decline. With open interest above $350 million, a failed close above $0.6217 could reverse the September 23 pattern, leaving leveraged longs to sell into a drop where short sellers were once forced to buy into a rise.
Ethereum’s own blob space and rival data availability networks compete for the same rollup teams, and the low fees that help Celestia win developers also mean each extra byte adds little revenue. Usage would have to grow by multiples before fee income looks meaningful against a $646 million valuation.
Alex is a financial markets journalist and co-founder of Millennial Media Group, and he's spent close to ten years trying to answer one stubborn question: what's really driving this? It started in 2016, when Bitcoin refused to make sense to him - and rather than shrug, he stayed with it until it did. That patience became his method. He's less interested in what an asset is doing today than in the plumbing behind it: how liquidity flows, where risk hides, what a chart is quietly telling you that the headline isn't. That lens eventually stretched well past crypto into traditional markets, because the same forces - fear, leverage, incentives, timing - show up everywhere once you know how to look. Most coverage, in his view, insults the reader by stopping at the surface. Price up, price down, moving on. He'd rather leave someone genuinely understanding a move than merely informed that it happened. His path into markets ran through a Tourism degree at New Bulgarian University - proof, maybe, that curiosity beats credentials. With more than 200 deep analyses and over 10,000 articles behind him, he still walks away from most trading days having learned something he didn't know that morning.
Celestia za posledních 24 hodin posílila o 23 % na 0,633 USD, což je nejvyšší cena v roce 2026. Otevřený zájem vzrostl o 45 % a denní objem obchodů o 213 %.
Celestia [TIA] has rallied 23% in the past 24 hours and is up 62% over the past month. The price correction toward $0.43 at the end of September has ended, and the altcoin was challenging the $0.625 swing high from January.
In doing so, TIA has reached the highest price in 2026 at $0.633. The Open Interest in the past 24 hours has jumped by 45%, and CoinMarketCap data showed a 213% increase in daily trading volume.
Why is Celestia rallying? Earlier this month, there was an announcement that the Celestia Fibre throughput reached 3.07 Tb/s. This is enough for 2 billion transactions per second, noted the Celestia blog post.
The ability to handle such high throughput will be useful in a world where agentic payments and global finance move onchain, the team wrote.
In other news, the Celestia Sustainable Blob Economy proposal helped nudge TIA prices higher in the second half of September.
Source: Joao Wedson on X The architectural and economic upgrades helped the TIA momentum, but the altcoin season might already be over. Crypto analyst Joao Wedson warned market participants that it was no longer an ideal time for altcoins.
The altcoin season index has dipped from altseason territory alongside the Bitcoin [BTC] correction toward $80k. This could have an impact on Celestia price trends in the coming days and weeks.
Celestia maintains a bullish outlook, with ONE KEY level to overcome Source: TIA/USDT on TradingView Earlier this year, Celestia prices dropped from $0.625 to $0.269, a 57% drawdown completed in just over three weeks. Since then, the $0.50 resistance zone had been tested twice, in May and September.
In October, while the rest of the market faced a correction due to profit-taking and macro uncertainties, TIA rallied back toward the swing structure highs.
The technical indicators were bullish, and a daily session close above $0.625 will confirm a structural reset. Long-term investors can wait for this structure break and a retracement toward $0.45-$0.50 to buy the altcoin.
Final Summary Celestia has rallied over 20% in a day, a notable sign of relative strength while the rest of the crypto market remained quiet after the recent correction. Celestia Fibre’s 3.07Tb/s throughput and the Sustainable Blob Economy proposal were architectural and economic upgrades that helped fuel the TIA run.
Celestia čeká během méně než 24 hodin token unlock za zhruba 62 000 USD, který může zvýšit prodejní tlak na TIA. Open Interest mezitím za posledních 24 hodin vzrostl o 23 % na 57,52 milionu USD.
Celestia [TIA] has been on the decline over the past couple of weeks, as the market appears to be settling into a more neutral position.
TIA has posted a 25% decline on a year-to-date basis, with the past day reflecting that neutral state through a 0.2% gain as of the time of writing.
The market appears caught in a tight spot, with uncertainty building over the price’s next direction.
TIA faces more token unlocks TIA will undergo a major token unlock, channeling the released tokens toward research and development for the blockchain. A token unlock distributes new tokens into the market, bumping the asset’s supply and weighing on its price.
The unlock will release roughly $62,000 into the market in less than 24 hours, with another $62,000 following in 48 hours—an amount likely to move the market significantly.
Source: DeFiLlama Beyond that, Celestia’s total value locked (TVL) remains at $0, reflecting how weak the blockchain’s performance has been. The chain generated just $53 in fees over the past day, underscoring the point.
This combination of weakening on-chain performance and an expected volume surge puts Celestia at major risk.
Funding and capital flows Despite the weakening on-chain metrics and the scheduled token unlock, sentiment around TIA has turned net positive, with investors showing a growing pattern of long bets in the market.
Funding Rate data over the past day has spiked significantly, reaching roughly 0.0049% on the chart, according to the latest reading. A positive Funding Rate implies more bulls than bears in the market, measured by the scale of leveraged positions open on the asset.
Source: CoinGlass Adding to this outlook is a massive inflow of capital into the market, reinforcing the bullish case.
To put this into perspective, Open Interest surged 23% over the past 24 hours, reaching a high of $57.52 million within that period.
The rising Funding Rate, at a time when Open Interest has also surged, signals that the new inflow of capital is being channeled toward long positioning in the market.
Liquidation levels are tight Liquidation heatmap analysis, which identifies clusters of buy and sell orders on the chart, shows TIA sitting in a tight spot from a liquidity perspective.
The asset carries distributed sell orders above price, matched by an equal depth of distributed buy orders below price.
This means price could swing either way—the asset could move up or down, since both clusters exert the same pull on price, and liquidation clusters are known to act like magnets.
Source: CoinGlass However, given the market’s tight positioning, momentum will be the key determinant of where price skews. With bulls currently in control, there’s a high chance of an upswing in price from current levels over the short to near term.
Final Summary Celestia is releasing a large batch of new tokens into the market within the next two days, which could add selling pressure on the price. Traders taking bullish bets have been growing fast, suggesting many expect the price to rise in the near term.
Celestia Labs kupuje Sovereign Labs a rozšiřuje se na full-stack partnera pro vývoj vlastních blockchainů. Preston Evans se zároveň stává CTO společnosti Celestia Labs.
Today we are proud to announce that Celestia Labs is acquiring Sovereign Labs.
This acquisition establishes Celestia Labs as a full-stack custom blockchain development partner for companies building onchain, marking a new chapter for Celestia’s go-to-market strategy and ambitions.
Why Sovereign LabsSovereign Labs has been a core pillar of the Celestia ecosystem since its founding in 2021 by Cem Ozer and Preston Evans. Now in 2026, the Sovereign SDK is the industry's leading framework for application-specific, high-performance blockchains. It powers applications like Relay, the #1 bridge by volume powering over $8.5B of transfers, and Bullet, a perpetuals exchange capable of clearing orders in 1.2 milliseconds and processing over 30,000 TPS.
The addition of the Sovereign Labs team and the Sovereign SDK expands our in-house expertise at Celestia Labs to the entire stack of blockchain engineering, from Layer 1 through to the execution and application layers, enabling end-to-end development for peak scale, performance and customisation.
As part of the acquisition, Preston Evans is now CTO of Celestia Labs. His hands-on experience with customers at Sovereign Labs and general mastery of blockchain infrastructure will be crucial in this next phase.
The need for high-performance custom chainsThe blockchain industry is at an inflection point. Key application categories like stablecoins, decentralised exchanges, and prediction markets are hitting product market fit. Meanwhile, regulatory clarity is clearing the way for enterprises to roll out blockchain solutions at scale. However, these successful apps and enterprises need greater scale, performance and control than general purpose infrastructure can provide, leading many to build their own custom blockchains as a result.
Hyperliquid, the leading decentralized exchange, built its own blockchain to optimize for low latency and custom order flow rules. Polymarket, the prediction market which processed $6B in volume in H1 2025, is migrating to a custom chain to resolve congestion issues and build a more performant exchange. Robinhood launched its own chain this month, purpose-built for tokenized stocks.
The trend towards custom chains is only just starting and will accelerate as more blockchain applications go mainstream. Therein lies our opportunity.
Celestia’s next chapterOur thesis from the beginning has been that for blockchain applications to be usable at a global scale, the underlying blockchain infrastructure needs to be scalable, performant and customizable. Until now, we have focused exclusively on building the underlying Layer 1 technology to enable this, like Fibre which is capable of supporting up to 625M TPS. While that is a critical component, it is not the full picture.
Major applications and enterprises don’t just need a scalable Layer 1, they need a full-stack blockchain infrastructure solution with a hands-on design and engineering partner. The acquisition of Sovereign Labs completes the picture, adding the missing technology and expertise to meet the market where it is going.
A more ambitious era of digital markets requires more ambitious infrastructure to match. With Sovereign Labs on board, we are ready to build it.
Tým Celestia plánuje v červenci prodat TIA za zhruba 2,03 milionu USD, což zvyšuje tlak na cenu. Spotové nákupy a kladný Funding Rate ale naznačují, že poptávka může nabídku absorbovat.
Celestia’s [TIA] has posted steep losses over the past day, and while the drop reads like an extension of the broader crypto market slide, a closer look at the token’s supply schedule shows the asset is structurally primed for further downside.
DeFiLlama data shows that, apart from the $28,000 tranche marked for the 1st of July at press time, the team plans to offload roughly $67,000 worth of TIA every day until the month closes, pushing around $2.03 million into the market across the 31 days.
Source: DeFiLlama The setup looks bearish on paper, yet spot-market flows suggest incoming demand could absorb the pressure, given how TIA traded through June.
Total Spot purchases have reached $106.68 million, with a netflow of roughly $4.8 million tilting the balance toward buyers.
Funding Rate holds firm even as OI bleeds Outflows over the past few days still read as bearish sentiment working through the market. CoinGlass data showed that Open Interest—the capital committed to an asset’s perpetual contracts—fell 2%, a $1.16 million withdrawal that leaves net OI at $58 million.
Source: CoinGlass The outflow hasn’t shifted positioning, though—the Open-Interest Weighted Funding Rate, which measures the balance of TIA’s perpetual contracts against the Funding Rate, sits positive at 0.0038%.
A positive Funding Rate set against Open Interest signals that most of the capital in the perpetual market is leaning long, positioning for TIA to push higher over the coming sessions.
The reading being only mildly bullish shows traders aren’t crowding the upside, which lowers the risk of a sharp capitulation and points to steadier, more measured positioning.
TIA liquidity heatmap tilts toward an upswing The liquidity heatmap points to room for a TIA upswing. The heatmap doesn’t lock in a direction, but it hints at one by mapping where buy and sell orders rest.
At the moment, the deeper order clusters sit above price, suggesting strong odds that TIA rallies toward those levels.
Source: CoinGlass Momentum still works against that case, with TIA already down double digits on the day, and that weakness could drag price toward the lower clusters instead.
Those lower clusters hold resting buy orders that could seed a mid-term rally and shift the balance back in TIA’s favor.
Final Summary Celestia’s team is set to sell roughly $2.03 million in TIA across the month, adding structural pressure on top of the market-wide slide. Spot demand and a positive Funding Rate suggest that buyers could absorb the incoming supply, keeping an upswing in play.
Nym oznámil partnerství s Celestií, v jehož rámci vytvoří modul U-DAS pro anonymní Data Availability Sampling. Cílem je omezit exploity selektivního zveřejňování a posílit škálovatelnost i integritu sítě.
Nym, a top routing platform for Web3, has announced its latest partnership with Celestia, a modular blockchain using Data Availability Sampling. The partnership targets to advance the scalability and integrity of the modular blockchains with the integration of “noise obfuscation”. This will benefit the data availability modules of Celestia through Nym Network. The platform took to social media to reveal this endeavor.
Nym Collaborates with Celestia to Enhance Blockchain Scalability Nym mentioned that collaboration with Celestia focuses on utilizing “noise obfuscation” feature for Celestia. In this respect, the data availability modules of Celstia can leverage this functionality through Nym. Celestia reportedly permits anyone to develop their separate blockchain with the use of its exclusive modular structure. It offers a matchless flexibility and scalability.
The platform has also created a L0 network for secure routing via the “Noise Generating Mixnet” project. Nym’s NGM can offer an anonymization layer to enable data retrieval, consensus, and queries. This reportedly ensures that the querying entity stays uncensored. In addition to this, any wallet, application, or blockchain can integrate Nym to secure traffic in transfer.
Celestia mainly endeavors to enhance blockchain scaling while retaining the chain security. For the improvement of its DAS’s integrity, Celestia has reportedly outlined a unique security improvement. This enables it to prevent a likely selective disclosure exploit. This could take place when the verification procedure gets manipulated by a malicious node.
In such a case, the node selectively replies to the given queries while holding back the block data. Though this hazard is at current theoretical, protecting DAS in each situation is required as Celestia chains perform efficient scaling.
Leveraging U-DAS Module to Prevent Selective Disclosure Exploits Aiming at Requesters According to Nym, its partnership with Celestia reflects a crucial landmark in the venture toward improving the blockchain security and scalability. As included in this development, Nym will create an Unlinkable Data Availability Sampling module. This will unlink the request from the requesting party through the Nym NGM. This will prevent selective disclosure exploits targeting requesters. Hence, with the latest U-DAS module, Celestia’s network participants will get the capability to sample as well as verify the sections of the data. They can do this without lacking chain integrity.
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