@Crypto_Chase
A liquidity trader who posts entries, stops and take-profits on X. Chase was bearish on Bitcoin from late April to August. On 16 May, at $79,069, Chase wrote that below $70,000 it was “likely a quick trip back to low 60K's”; it closed at $60,855 on 7 June. The two calls that failed were an Ethereum pullback to $2,000 and a Bitcoin long cut at a loss in October.
In short. Crypto Chase posts on X as @Crypto_Chase to about 203,000 followers and trades Bitcoin, HYPE, stocks and metals. On our sample of seven dated posts from 16 May to 7 October — six on Bitcoin, one on Ethereum — the record is 5 played out, 2 went against, 0 open. The bearish Bitcoin calls of May and June played out, as did the July call for the mid-$70,000s and the 24 August dip buy with an $83,000 target. The 20 August call for Ethereum to pull back towards $2,000 and the 7 October Bitcoin long, stopped out the next day, went against.
Crypto Chase has been on X since January 2011 and has about 203,000 followers. The bio reads “trader since 2016”; an August essay says active in crypto “since 2017”. The display name is just “Chase”; no full name, location or employer is published, and we found no outside profile of the account. Since February 2026 Chase has streamed on X in partnership with Kraken Pro, and runs a free Discord and a free Telegram channel.
The method is liquidity: equal highs and lows, sweeps of obvious stops, fair value gaps and demand zones. Most posts are a chart with a drawn path and one or two levels, and trades are reported with fills, stops and take-profits. This page grades posts whose text names a level or direction for Bitcoin or Ethereum. Posts where only the drawing carries the call are left out.
Much of the account is not about crypto. From April 2025 Chase told followers to pivot to stocks, and to HYPE within crypto; the spring of 2026 was mostly Google, S&P futures, gold and memory-chip stocks. Chase is also a loud critic of Michael Saylor and Strategy, and blamed Saylor for Bitcoin's weakness through the summer. On 2 August Chase posted a long essay calling crypto “the new forex” and saying “the golden years are behind us”, a day when Bitcoin was at $62,773; it rose to $86,597 by 22 September.
Two setups from the leads are not graded because the market never offered them: on 21 September Chase would “look for a short” from about $89,000, which Bitcoin never reached, and on 30 September a short below $85,000 after a test of $86,000, which Chase called off on 2 October. The sample is the 748 own posts in the profile feed; X search returned nothing for this account.
Sources: x.com/Crypto_Chase (captured via api.fxtwitter.com) · t.me/s/chasescharts · CoinGecko
Sweep, then trade. Chase waits for price to take out an obvious level, then trades the move back, and writes the plan out before it happens: where the bid is, what would cancel it, where the target sits. That makes the record easy to check. It also explains the misses. When the sweep does not come, Chase often skips the trade, as with the 89,000 short in September.
Bearish on Bitcoin from spring to August, trading it both ways since. On 7 October Chase was long from $84,000 and expected “the next leg up”, then cut the trade the next day.
Seven dated posts from @Crypto_Chase — six on Bitcoin, one on Ethereum — each captured verbatim from X and charted against real price. The tally is 5 played out, 2 went against, 0 open. The 16 May, 23 May, 17 June, 7 July and 24 August calls played out. The 20 August Ethereum call and the 7 October Bitcoin long went against.
“Still in long, half risk. I expect this is the last phase of accumulation before the next leg up. Otherwise, expecting 76K~”
The day's mark was $85,540. Chase had gone long at $84,000 overnight, writing: “Lose 82.5K and I think BTC is cooked for a bit.” The next day's mark was $83,282 (−2.6%), and on 8 October Chase posted: “Cut at original SL 82.5K, -0.5R”. No next leg up followed: Bitcoin fell to $81,408 (−4.8%) on 18 October and sits at $82,701 (−3.3%). The fallback of $76,000 has not come either. The trade was stopped out — went against.
𝕏 Post“the last phase of accumulation before the next leg up” — @Crypto_Chase on X↗ x.com“75K~ should be a good dip buy if we get a pullback. Target 83K~”
Posted at $77,712. On 27 August Chase moved the bid to $76,200, and on 3 September reported it “tagged exactly” with half the bids filled, then took profit at about $79,400 and $80,800 the same day. The lowest daily mark after the post was $75,590 (−2.7%) on 16 September. Bitcoin then closed above $83,000 on 22 September at $86,597 (+11.4%). It sits at $82,701 (+6.4%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“75K~ should be a good dip buy if we get a pullback” — @Crypto_Chase on X↗ x.com“Push up and take Monthly liquidity then strong pullback towards $2000.”
The day's mark was $2,252; the post came at 17:14 UTC, and the next mark was $2,327. The chart drew a brief push above $2,475, a retest of that level as a short entry, then a drop to about $2,000. Ethereum pushed through and kept going to $2,775 (+23.2%) on 22 September. It has never closed below $2,327 since; its lowest mark after the top was $2,400 on 18 October. It sits at $2,445 (+8.6%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“strong pullback towards $2000” — @Crypto_Chase on X↗ x.com“Still trapped between resistance and support from a Weekly view. Daily/Weekly closes above 67K likely lead to filling the inefficiency towards mid 70Ks. A loss of 58K and it's gonna be ugly.”
The day's mark was $64,001; the post came at 22:57 UTC, and the next mark was $63,335. Bitcoin never lost $58,000; its lowest mark after the post was $62,247 (−2.7%) on 9 July. The first daily close above $67,000 came on 20 August at $69,291 (+8.3%), and two days later Bitcoin closed at $78,318 (+22.4%). It sits at $82,701 (+29.2%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“filling the inefficiency towards mid 70Ks” — @Crypto_Chase on X↗ x.com“Bulls need to reclaim 66.8K with high time frame closes. Until then it looks like shit. Equal lows at 58.9K as potential draw.”
Posted at $65,619. Bitcoin did not reclaim $66,800 and closed at $58,566 (−10.7%) on 1 July, below the equal lows Chase named. The reclaim came only on 20 August at $69,291 (+5.6%). It sits at $82,701 (+26.0%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“Equal lows at 58.9K as potential draw” — @Crypto_Chase on X↗ x.com“I have not bid BTC. The reality is this coin has done nothing but underperform for the past nine months within an extremely bullish equity landscape.”
Posted at $75,478. Chase added: “I'd rather at least wait for some type of market structure break and an impulse up to consider a local bottom.” Bitcoin fell to $58,566 (−22.4%) on 1 July. The break Chase wanted came on 20 August at $69,291 (−8.2%). It sits at $82,701 (+9.6%), but waiting avoided the drop and gave a lower entry. Played out.
𝕏 Post“I have not bid BTC” — @Crypto_Chase on X↗ x.com“Critical that price holds low 70K's, that's where I'll bid. Below 70K and it's likely a quick trip back to low 60K's.”
Posted at $79,069. The chart drew a sweep of the lows near $74,800 and a bounce to about $83,000, but Chase added “Doubt we get it”, and no bounce came. Bitcoin closed below $70,000 on 3 June at $66,727 (−15.6%) and at $60,855 (−23.0%) four days later. It sits at $82,701 (+4.6%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“Below 70K and it's likely a quick trip back to low 60K's” — @Crypto_Chase on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated level or direction against real price. Every quote is a verbatim X post, linked on its card and reproduced in full in the verified corpus. Prices are CoinGecko daily marks taken at 00:00 UTC, so a post is measured from the mark at the start of its day, and intraday highs and lows do not show. Where a post came late in the UTC day after a big move, the card also gives the next day's mark. Near-term marks can flip.
Chase says the Discord and Telegram “will always be free”. The account is paid for by sponsors.
The X bio reads “sponsored by @rainbetcom”. Rainbet is a crypto casino and sportsbook. On 6 June Chase wrote: “To keep it paywall/refwall free, I partnered with @rainbetcom . I'll be posting some sports bets on here and in discord.”
Since 6 February Chase has streamed “in partnership with @krakenpro”, and some charts carry the Kraken logo. Chase announced the deal as support for “livestreams, education, charts, n more”.
The Discord linked in the X bio and the Telegram channel t.me/chasescharts are free. We found no paid tier, course or signal group.
“Below 70K and it's likely a quick trip back to low 60K's.”
16 May 2026 · it reached $60,855 on 7 June“the golden years are behind us”
2 Aug 2026 · Bitcoin then rose to $86,597“Cut at original SL 82.5K, -0.5R”
8 Oct 2026 · the long from $84,000Quotes transcribed from their own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
Chase posts charts on X most days and streams with Kraken Pro. We graded X posts only.
A trader who posts as @Crypto_Chase on X to about 203,000 followers, trading Bitcoin, HYPE, stocks and metals. The account is sponsored by Rainbet and streams in partnership with Kraken Pro. No full name is published.
On our sample of seven dated posts from May to October 2026: five played out and two went against. The bearish Bitcoin calls of May and June and the August dip buy did best. An Ethereum pullback to $2,000 never came, and an October Bitcoin long was stopped out.
Bearish on Bitcoin from spring to early August. Since then Chase has traded both ways and went long on 7 October, but cut the trade a day later.
No paid product that we found. The Discord and Telegram are free. The account is sponsored by Rainbet, a crypto casino and sportsbook, and streams in partnership with Kraken Pro.
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