@BitQua
Anonymous Bitcoin account that says it is run by a monetary economist and former central banker. In July it called Bitcoin at about $64,000 a “generational bottom”, before a 35.1% rise. But in April and May it called $75,000 and $81,000 good entries, and Bitcoin then fell to $58,566, below the $60,000 the account had called the bottom.
In short. BitQuant is an anonymous Bitcoin commentator who posts on X as @BitQua. On our sample of seven dated calls, the record is 2 played out, 2 open, 3 went against. The account buys every dip in its posts and calls nearly every price a bottom. That was right at $64,000 in July, and wrong in May at $81,000 and in October at $82,000.
BitQuant does not publish a name. The X bio reads “Monetary Economist | Former Central Banker | Bitcoin — Class of 2013” and gives Massachusetts as the location. We could not check any of this. In posts, the account says it sold its books for 4.4 BTC after graduating in 2014, that it owns fully paid-off property bought with Bitcoin gains, and that it once worked at an unnamed organization. On 9 June 2026 it posted “I went all in at $62.6K.” News sites such as NewsBTC call it an analyst, and some call it a firm.
Earlier misses, from news coverage: in January 2024 NewsBTC reported its forecast that Bitcoin would pass $250,000 before the April 2024 halving. Bitcoin peaked below $74,000 in March 2024 and did not come close before the halving. In a February 2026 post covered by NewsBTC, the account wrote that its target for the top of the last run had been $145,000. Bitcoin topped above $126,000 in October 2025.
Calls not charted on their own card: on 7 September it posted that “the bottom isn’t a number - it’s a range, and Bitcoin is currently in that range”, at $80,329. On 19 July it said the buy zone “extends all the way to $120K”, and on 5 October that “anything below $92K is the bottom”. These repeat the 27 September call that is charted. Posts about gold are not charted, because our price data covers crypto only.
Sources: x.com/BitQua · newsbtc.com
Cycle bands and bottom ranges. BitQuant reads Bitcoin from long-term log-scale bands, moving averages, RSI and on-chain holder data, and posts TradingView charts. Its main argument is that the 2025 high of $126,000 was a mid-cycle top, not the cycle top, so any price far below a new high counts as “the bottom range”. Posts are short, confident lines, often mocking bears and people waiting for a cheaper entry. It also posts often about gold.
Bullish on Bitcoin in nearly every post we read. The account calls each new low a fresh “bottom”, from $60,000 and $76,000 to $82,000. It calls itself Bitcoin-only, but in October it also called Ether undervalued.
Seven dated calls from BitQuant's own X posts, six on Bitcoin and one on Ether, charted against real price. The tally is 2 played out, 2 open, 3 went against.
“is even more undervalued. It’s trading more than 1 standard deviation below its mean price.”
Said at $2,385, about Ether, with a chart titled “Ethereum is back.” that put the mean near $3,695. Ether rose to $2,423 (+1.6%) on 5 November, then fell to $2,236 (−6.2%) on 6 November. It is at $2,245 (−5.8%). No target date was given. Open.
𝕏 Post“even more undervalued” — BitQuant on X, on Ether↗ x.com“The daily RSI is signaling that today is a buy day”
Said at $82,020. Bitcoin rose to $84,082 (+2.5%) on 22 October, then fell to $75,775 (−7.6%) on 7 November. It is at $75,954 (−7.4%). A buy signal for one day that is followed by a lower low within three weeks went against.
𝕏 Post“The daily RSI is signaling that today is a buy day” — BitQuant on X↗ x.com“Buying Bitcoin below $91K will be considered buying the bottom. So, if you missed buying at $60K, that doesn’t mean you missed the opportunity to buy the bottom of this cycle.”
Said at $84,417. Bitcoin rose to $86,490 (+2.5%) on 5 October, then fell to $75,775 (−10.2%) on 7 November. It is at $75,954 (−10.0%). This is a claim about how the cycle will look in hindsight, with no deadline. Open.
𝕏 Post“Buying Bitcoin below $91K will be considered buying the bottom.” — BitQuant on X↗ x.com“This is a generational bottom - the second low of a double bottom, with the first bottom at $16K.”
Said at $64,093. Bitcoin dipped to $62,773 (−2.1%) on 2 August, then rose to $86,597 (+35.1%) on 22 September, the highest daily mark in our window. It is at $75,954 (+18.5%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“This is a generational bottom” — BitQuant on X↗ x.com“Anyone who tries to stop you from buying Bitcoin at these levels is clearly not acting in your best interest. 5-digit Bitcoin is a legendary buying opportunity given what lies ahead.”
Said at $64,001, with a long-term chart marking a “Buy” band. Bitcoin dipped to $62,247 (−2.7%) on 9 July, then rose to $86,597 (+35.3%) on 22 September. It is at $75,954 (+18.7%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“5-digit Bitcoin is a legendary buying opportunity” — BitQuant on X↗ x.com“is trading at $81K - an extremely attractive price relative to where this cycle will eventually top.”
Said at $80,678. Bitcoin fell to $58,566 (−27.4%) on 1 July. Its best mark after was $86,597 (+7.3%) on 22 September, and it is at $75,954 (−5.9%). The cycle top it points to has not come. Buyers at $81,000 sat on a loss of more than a quarter within two months. Went against.
𝕏 Post“$81K - an extremely attractive price” — BitQuant on X↗ x.com“Today, Bitcoin is trading at $75K, up from its $60K bottom. Many are focused on $60K as the “right” entry, but they miss that buying at $75K now can be just as good as buying at $60K earlier.”
Said at $77,126. Bitcoin closed below $60,000 on five days from 26 June to 2 July and fell to $58,566 (−24.1%) on 1 July, below the level called the bottom. It is at $75,954 (−1.5%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“up from its $60K bottom” — BitQuant on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated claim against real price, not the author's own scoring. Selection: the X profile feed returned 543 of the account's own posts, from June 2025 to 7 November 2026, 253 of them inside our price window. We read every in-window post that names a price, a bottom or a direction. Most repeat the same idea, that Bitcoin is in its bottom range. We chart six Bitcoin posts from April to October that each name a price or a clear buy signal, including those that went badly, plus the one Ether call. Posts that only repeat a charted idea are listed in the background. Our price data is daily, so the price given for each call is the daily mark for the post's date.
BitQuant does not sell a course or list referral links. Here is what the account says about how it earns and what it holds.
In June 2025 the account wrote that it shares content “exclusively for subscribers” on X, alongside its public posts. X subscriptions are paid.
In posts it describes advising investors one to one. In February 2026 it said it would “only feel comfortable advising” while Bitcoin stays in the low six digits. In June it described talking an investor into putting $15 million into Bitcoin. We found no public firm, fee or client list.
On 9 June 2026 it posted “I went all in at $62.6K.” In August it described asking a bank to lend as much as possible against all its properties. It calls itself Bitcoin-only and says it owns no Ether. So it gains when readers buy Bitcoin.
“Today, Bitcoin is trading at $75K, up from its $60K bottom.”
18 Apr 2026 · went against“…an extremely attractive price relative to where this cycle will eventually top.”
10 May 2026 · went against“5-digit Bitcoin is a legendary buying opportunity given what lies ahead.”
7 Jul 2026 · played out“This is a generational bottom”
25 Jul 2026 · played out“Buying Bitcoin below $91K will be considered buying the bottom.”
27 Sep 2026 · open“The daily RSI is signaling that today is a buy day”
19 Oct 2026 · went againstQuotes transcribed from their own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
BitQuant posts only on X. In June 2025 the account wrote that it has no Telegram channel and that any other channel using its avatar is a scam.
An anonymous Bitcoin commentator on X, @BitQua, with about 101,000 followers. The bio says “Monetary Economist | Former Central Banker | Bitcoin — Class of 2013”. No name is public, and we could not confirm these claims.
On 27 September 2026 the account posted that buying Bitcoin below $91,000 “will be considered buying the bottom”, and on 7 November it repeated that below $90,000 is a buy. It argues the 2025 high of $126,000 was a mid-cycle top, so it expects a much higher cycle top later.
On our sample of seven dated calls from April to October 2026: two played out, two are open and three went against. Its July calls at about $64,000 were right. Its April and May calls at $75,000 to $81,000, and its 19 October buy signal, were followed by lower prices.
The account says it posts content for paid subscribers on X and advises some investors privately. It also says it went all in on Bitcoin at $62,600, so it gains when Bitcoin rises.
Not publicly known, and no credible figure exists. Ignore any specific number you see attached to the name.
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Informational and educational analysis based strictly on publicly available materials: BitQuant's public X posts, news reports, and the sources linked on each call. Not financial or investment advice. Figures are approximate and change constantly. Spotted an error, or are you BitQuant? Submit a correction →
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