@TheFlowHorse
Cross-asset trader, formerly known on X as Cantering Clark, who trades crypto next to stocks and futures and reads flow and positioning. He turned bearish on crypto on 7 October near $85,540, before an 11.4% drop in Bitcoin. Two weeks earlier, on 22 September, he was “buying more and more spot Bitcoin” at $86,597, the high of our sample.
In short. Ryan, who posts on X as @TheFlowHorse (formerly Cantering Clark), is a former prop trader with about 286,000 followers. On four dated calls from August to October 2026 that take a side on Bitcoin or Ether, the record is 2 played out, 1 open, 1 went against. He was early and right to turn bearish in October, but bought more Bitcoin at the September top.
The trader goes by Ryan and by “Horse” online. The X display name reads “Ryan Rossi | Horse”, and the account used to be called @CanteringClark. His own site says he started as an intern nearly 20 years ago, went from a prop desk to trading on his own, and trades stocks, commodity futures and crypto. He lives in New York. In April 2025 he started a paid trading group, The Trading Stable. He also writes a free weekly newsletter, The Stable Report, and posts on YouTube. We found no public track record kept by the trader.
How the sample was built: the X profile feed returned 628 of the account's own posts from 12 August to 8 November 2026. Earlier posts in the price window did not come back, so the sample starts in mid-August. Much of the feed is about stocks, memecoins, his family and trading lessons. We chart every post in the sample that takes an unconditional side on where Bitcoin or Ether goes next, at the first post of each new stance. A stance ends when a post turns neutral or to the other side.
Other direction posts are not charted, but here is how they went. On 15 September, at $78,173, he wrote “I think this still has plenty of sideways left”; Bitcoin rose to $86,597 a week later. On 16 September he expected “a big upward drifting range and chop fest” into year end, with the “Real crypto bull trend” in 2027; that is still open. On 5 October, at $86,490, he wrote “Few more months of this probably”; Bitcoin fell 12.4% to $75,775 by 7 November. On 18 October, at $81,408, he added “I’d say it’s going lower”, which also played out. If-then posts, such as “Above 83 lean in” on 7 September, are not charted.
He trades both ways and says so. In September he removed risk, bought it back and then added more. In October his daily market recaps on X kept saying Bitcoin “Feels lower to me”.
Sources: x.com/TheFlowHorse
Flow, positioning and trend. He reads where price is stretched, where positioning is crowded and how the market reacts to news, and trades crypto, index futures and stocks side by side. Many posts compare Bitcoin with the Nasdaq. He says he is a short-term trader most of the time, but holds spot through a trend. Since mid-October he posts a daily recap of stocks and crypto on X.
Two-way. In our sample he was bullish on Bitcoin from late August to late September, briefly cut risk in mid-September, and was bearish on crypto from 7 October into November.
Four dated calls from Ryan (@TheFlowHorse)'s own X posts, three on Bitcoin and one on Ether, charted against real price. The tally is 2 played out, 1 open, 1 went against.
“Bearish crypto locally, it looks like stocks are better here.”
Said at $85,540. Bitcoin fell to $81,686 (−4.5%) on 9 October, to $77,839 (−9.0%) on 30 October and to $75,775 (−11.4%) on 7 November. It is at $75,797 (−11.4%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“Bearish crypto locally” — Ryan (@TheFlowHorse) on X↗ x.com“Drafting bear case tweets. I am just buying more and more spot Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.”
Said at $86,597, the highest daily mark in our sample. Bitcoin was at $86,183 the next day and never went higher. It fell to $75,775 (−12.5%) on 7 November. It is at $75,797 (−12.5%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“I am just buying more and more spot Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.” — Ryan (@TheFlowHorse) on X↗ x.com“Probably some wobbles and traps to deal with, but otherwise this looks like it is setting up for another push higher.”
Said at $2,477. Ether first dipped to $2,397 (−3.2%) on 16 September, then rose to $2,775 (+12.1%) on 22 September. It has since fallen back and is at $2,235 (−9.8%). The push higher played out.
𝕏 Post“this looks like it is setting up for another push higher” — Ryan (@TheFlowHorse) on X↗ x.com“I’ll start by saying I am in the camp that thinks this Bitcoin move looks more like the start of a larger trend than another short-lived bounce.”
Said at $78,974. Bitcoin dipped to $75,590 (−4.3%) on 16 September, then rose to $86,597 (+9.7%) on 22 September. It gave all of that back and is at $75,797 (−4.0%). He later said the real trend starts in 2027, so this is open.
𝕏 Post“this Bitcoin move looks more like the start of a larger trend” — Ryan (@TheFlowHorse) on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated claim against real price, not the trader's own scoring. Selection: from 628 of the account's own posts between 12 August and 8 November 2026, we chart every post that takes an unconditional side on Bitcoin or Ether, at the first post of each new stance. Other direction posts are listed in the background with their outcome. The 7 October post says “crypto”, and we grade it on Bitcoin. Our price data is daily, so the price for each call is the daily mark for the post's date, and moves within a day are not seen. The $1,000 line on each card assumes buying, so for a bearish call it shows the loss a buyer would have had.
He sells a paid trading group and names several business ties on X. Here is what we found.
The Trading Stable, started in April 2025, is a paid membership group with daily market prep, live trading sessions, workshops and trade reviews. His site also offers six-week paid mentorship for a few traders a year.
On 19 October he announced he is “teaming up with @liquidtrading”, the trading app Liquid, and posts tutorials and giveaways for it. On 5 November he wrote “I have been working with Kraken since the beginning of this year”. On 17 August he posted a referral link for the perps exchange Nado, and on 8 October he wrote that he is an early investor in the trading app Catalyst.
The Stable Report on beehiiv is free, and he calls it “FREE always”. His site offers a free trader's checklist for signing up.
“I am in the camp that thinks this Bitcoin move looks more like the start of a larger trend”
25 Aug 2026 · open“this looks like it is setting up for another push higher”
14 Sep 2026 · played out“I am just buying more and more spot Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.”
22 Sep 2026 · went against“Bearish crypto locally, it looks like stocks are better here.”
7 Oct 2026 · played out“I have been working with Kraken since the beginning of this year”
5 Nov 2026 · on his business tiesQuotes transcribed from his own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
He posts on X, streams and posts short clips on YouTube, and writes the free weekly newsletter The Stable Report. Since November 2026 he also has a personal site, theflowhorse.com.
A former prop trader named Ryan who posts on X as @TheFlowHorse, with about 286,000 followers. The account used to be called @CanteringClark. He lives in New York, trades crypto, stocks and futures, and runs the paid trading group The Stable.
On 16 September 2026 he expected “a big upward drifting range and chop fest” into year end, with the “Real crypto bull trend” starting in 2027. In October his posts leaned bearish: “I’d say it’s going lower.”
On our sample of four dated calls from August to October 2026: two played out, one is open and one went against. He turned bearish on crypto on 7 October before an 11.4% drop in Bitcoin, but was buying more Bitcoin at the 22 September high.
He sells memberships in The Trading Stable and offers paid mentorship. On X he names a partnership with the trading app Liquid, says he has worked with Kraken since early 2026, has posted a Nado referral link and is an early investor in the app Catalyst. The newsletter is free.
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