
@CryptoCaesarTA
A Bitcoin chart trader who reads patterns on the daily and weekly charts and counts the cycle in days. The best calls were the big turns. On 13 May, at $80,482, Caesar expected “a big dump”, and Bitcoin fell below 60k by July. On 17 June Caesar said the bottom would come within 100 days, and it came 14 days later. The misses: an April call that the Ether bottom was in, before a fall of almost a third, and two bearish calls in late July, just before the August rally.
In short. Caesar posts Bitcoin and Ether charts on X as @CryptoCaesarTA, and calls small-cap tokens in a Discord group called The Vault. On our sample of eleven in-window posts the record is 5 played out, 3 open, 3 went against. The wins are the April relief bounce to 80K, the May dump call, the June bottom calls for Bitcoin and Ether, and the August double bottom. The misses are the April Ether bottom and the bearish turn in late July. The bullish calls since mid-August are still open.
The account joined X in November 2021 and goes by the display name Caesar. The bio reads “Calling gems in @TheVault_FnF 🏴☠️ (free): Posts are not financial advice. Watch out for scammers!” The avatar is an illustrated chimpanzee, not a photo. We found no surname, location, employer or audited track record behind the name.
NewsBTC quoted the account as “crypto analyst Crypto Caesar” on 14 June 2025, for a 4-hour Bitcoin double-bottom chart. We found no press coverage inside our 2026 window.
The X feed mixes Bitcoin and Ether charts, a cycle clock (a bear market of about 364 days and a bull market of about 1,064 days), invitations to join The Vault Discord, and calls on small-cap tokens. Caesar says the Bitcoin top of 10 October 2025 was called “inside the Vault Discord”. That Discord is not public, so we could not check it. We walked the public feed from 31 March to 3 October 2026 without a gap.
Sources: x.com/CryptoCaesarTA (captured via api.fxtwitter.com) · NewsBTC · Google News
Chart patterns and a cycle clock. Caesar draws bear flags, double bottoms and head-and-shoulders patterns, watches RSI for divergences, and marks support zones on the weekly chart. On top sits a cycle clock: by Caesar's count a Bitcoin bear market lasts about 364 days from the October 2025 top, so it ends around late September 2026. The method did well on the big turns in this sample, down from May and up from the June and August lows. It did worse on short-term bearish patterns, and on an Ether bottom called too early in April.
Bearish on Bitcoin from April to late July 2026, while counting down to the end of the bear market. Bullish since mid-August. On 29 September Caesar's bias stayed “bullish above 82,675”, with 97k the next target.
Eleven dated posts from @CryptoCaesarTA, each captured verbatim from X and charted against real price. The tally is 5 played out, 3 open, 3 went against. The wins are the 80K relief bounce, the May dump, the June bottoms for Bitcoin and Ether, and the August double bottom. The misses are the April Ether bottom and two bearish calls in late July.
“Bias stays bullish above 82,675, with 86,662 the level to reclaim for another push toward 97k.”
A bullish bias with levels, posted at $83,479. Since then the high has been $84,842 (+1.6%) and Bitcoin is at $84,793 (+1.6%). The daily marks are still above 82,675, but 86,662 has not been reclaimed. Open.
𝕏 Post“Bias stays bullish above 82,675, with 86,662 the level to reclaim for another push toward 97k” — @CryptoCaesarTA on X↗ x.com“Welcome to the new bull market. We are almost there.”
A regime call, posted at $81,265. Bitcoin first dipped to $75,590 (−7.0%) on 16 September, then rose to $86,597 (+6.6%) on 22 September. It is at $84,793 (+4.3%). A bull market is a claim about months, not weeks. Open.
𝕏 Post“Welcome to the new bull market. We are almost there.” — @CryptoCaesarTA on X↗ x.com“Can’t express how bullish I am on $ETH. $BTC vs. $ETH is looking very good on the daily. Lot of catch up to do… Let’s get it.”
Posted at $2,252. Ether rose to $2,775 (+23.2%) on 22 September and is at $2,693 (+19.6%). But the post also said Ether had a lot of catching up to do against Bitcoin, and Bitcoin rose 22.4% over the same stretch. Up in dollars, no catch-up yet. Open.
𝕏 Post“Can’t express how bullish I am on $ETH.” — @CryptoCaesarTA on X↗ x.com“$BTC formed a double bottom right here and will test resistance soon.”
Posted at $64,491, a day after the last mark in the 62k area. Three days later Bitcoin was at $73,021 (+13.2%), and it went on to $86,597 (+34.3%) on 22 September. It is at $84,793 (+31.5%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“$BTC formed a double bottom right here and will test resistance soon.” — @CryptoCaesarTA on X↗ x.com“Classic reversal pattern: left shoulder, higher head (~$67K), lower right shoulder. Neckline just broke. Buyers are losing control. Levels: ▫️Back above $64K = fakeout ▫️$58,700 = next support”
A bearish pattern, posted at $63,701. The post's own fakeout level came first: Bitcoin was back above 64K on 31 July at $64,743 (+1.6%). The lowest mark after the post was $62,773 (−1.5%) on 2 August, far above the 58,700 support. Then Bitcoin rallied to $86,597 (+35.9%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“Classic reversal pattern… Neckline just broke. Buyers are losing control.” — @CryptoCaesarTA on X↗ x.com“For me to become bullish again on $BTC, we need a clear 1W close above the 71K. Anything below = bearish for me.”
A bearish bias, posted at $66,077. The lowest mark after it was $62,773 (−5.0%) on 2 August. Bitcoin first marked above 71K on 21 August at $73,021 (+10.5%), and reached $86,597 (+31.1%). The post's own rule turned it bullish after the weekly close above 71K, but the bearish view itself went against.
𝕏 Post“For me to become bullish again on $BTC, we need a clear 1W close above the 71K.” — @CryptoCaesarTA on X↗ x.com“$ETH is creating bullish divergence. RSI is trading at its lows. In my opinion we will bottom out soon.”
Posted at $1,749. Eight days later Ether made its lowest mark in our window, $1,566 (−10.5%) on 26 June. Then it rose to $2,775 (+58.7%) on 22 September. It is at $2,693 (+54.0%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“$ETH is creating bullish divergence… In my opinion we will bottom out soon.” — @CryptoCaesarTA on X↗ x.com“#Bitcoin will bottom out in less than 100 days in my opinion.”
Posted at $65,619. Fourteen days later Bitcoin made its lowest mark in our window, $58,566 (−10.7%) on 1 July. The 100 days ran to 25 September with no lower mark. Bitcoin reached $86,597 (+32.0%) on 22 September and is at $84,793 (+29.2%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“#Bitcoin will bottom out in less than 100 days in my opinion.” — @CryptoCaesarTA on X↗ x.com“$BTC keep making higher lows. Once we break this I see a big dump happening tbh.”
Posted at $80,482, two days after the May top. Bitcoin was below 70k on 3 June at $66,727 (−17.1%), and fell to $58,566 (−27.2%) on 1 July. Played out.
𝕏 Post“Once we break this I see a big dump happening tbh.” — @CryptoCaesarTA on X↗ x.com“✅ Break out ✅ Retest ⏳ 80K We are still in a bear market imo. This is a great relief bounce.”
Two calls in one post, made at $76,326: a move to 80K, inside a bear market. Bitcoin passed 80K on 6 May at $80,914 (+6.0%) and topped at $82,018 (+7.5%) on 11 May. Then the bear market resumed, down to $58,566 (−23.3%) on 1 July. Played out on both.
𝕏 Post“✅ Break out ✅ Retest ⏳ 80K. We are still in a bear market imo.” — @CryptoCaesarTA on X↗ x.com“$ETH - #Ethereum szn. Bottom is in. Bring the trenches back.”
Posted at $2,315. Ether rose to $2,376 (+2.6%) two days later, then fell to $1,566 (−32.3%) on 26 June. It is at $2,693 (+16.3%) now, but the bottom was not in. Went against.
𝕏 Post“$ETH - #Ethereum szn. Bottom is in.” — @CryptoCaesarTA on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated claim against real price, not the trader's own scoring. Every quote is a verbatim X post, linked on its card and reproduced in full in the verified corpus. We did not chart small-cap token calls, Discord claims, or posts that only repeat a charted view, such as the cycle countdown posts. Each post is measured from that day's midnight CoinGecko mark. All eleven posts went out between 08:00 and 15:00 UTC. Near-term marks can flip.
Caesar's charts are free on X, and the bio calls The Vault Discord free. Here is what the account promotes.
Most weeks the feed invites people to join The Vault (@TheVault_FnF), a Discord group where Caesar calls tokens. On 5 September Caesar wrote of “750 members and counting”. The bio says it is free. We found no paid tier, but we could not see inside the server.
The feed promotes small tokens on Ethereum, Solana and Base, often with Caesar's own buys (“Aping into $FUSE at these levels”). We found no statement on whether any of these posts are paid. Treat them as the posts of a holder.
Caesar says the Bitcoin top of 10 October 2025 was called in the Discord. We could not check claims made inside a private server, and we did not chart them.
“Once we break this I see a big dump happening tbh.”
13 May 2026 · played out“#Bitcoin will bottom out in less than 100 days in my opinion.”
17 Jun 2026 · played out“Bias stays bullish above 82,675, with 86,662 the level to reclaim for another push toward 97k.”
29 Sep 2026 · the latest callQuotes transcribed from their own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
Caesar posts on X only. We found no YouTube channel or newsletter.
A crypto chart trader on X (@CryptoCaesarTA, display name Caesar) with about 65,000 followers, on the platform since 2021. The account posts Bitcoin and Ether charts and calls small-cap tokens in a Discord group called The Vault. We found no surname or employer.
On our sample of eleven dated posts from 21 April to 29 September 2026: five played out, three are open, three went against. The big turns did well, down from May and up from the June and August lows. The April Ether bottom and two bearish calls in late July did not.
No paid tier that we found. The bio calls The Vault Discord free. The feed promotes small-cap tokens that Caesar says they hold, and we found no statement on whether any of those posts are paid.
A chart pattern where price falls to about the same low twice and bounces both times. Traders like Caesar read it as buyers defending that level. It counts as confirmed only when price breaks above the high between the two lows.
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