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Celestia optimizes rollups with maxed-out blobs, single-slot finality, and an expanding block size to enhance blockchain scalability. The upcoming Ginger upgrade aims to improve data availability and halve block time, supporting broader adoption of modular blockchain technology. Celestia may not be as well-known as other big blockchains, but a recent Nansen research says that the project could be one of the finest investments in the modular blockchain ecosystem. Celestia presents great development potential among the rising demand for block space with $43.58 billion in value guaranteed by roll-ups. Research shows that @celestia may be one of the most underrated bets in the modular blockchain space. With $43.58B in rollup-secured value and a $2B market cap, $TIA offers a high-upside bet on growing blockspace demand. Here’s why (thread)👇 — Nansen 🧠(@nansen_ai) February 3, 2025 Beyond Ethereum: Celestia’s Expanding Blockchain Horizons Celestia sees clearly: maximize roll-ups. The several characteristics it keeps developing—maximized blobs, single-slot finality, and a block size that will rise from 8MB to a future capacity—clearly show this. Celestia is actually aiming for a 1GB/s throughput over time, which would let it manage transaction volumes equivalent to Visa. For the roll-up and Layer-2 environment, this absolutely has a great potential. Source: Nansen on X Celestia is also not limited to Ethereum roll-ups. Additionally, growing to support Solana Layer-2, Bitcoin Layer-2/Layer-3, and zkApps is the blockchain. Its potential, hence, is not confined to one environment. Source: Nansen on X Is TIA Undervalued? The Case for Celestia’s Native Token TIA, Celestia’s native token, hasn’t had the best year compared to BTC. By late January 2025, it was hovering around $4.01, with a market cap just under $2 billion. It’s down nearly 20% year-to-date, and its FDV sits at roughly $4.4 billion. Nonetheless, given its vital importance in blockchain scalability, many think…