@CryptoTice_
Crypto Tice posts Bitcoin and Ether calls to about 330,000 followers on X, often several a day. Some were good: the 23 April short to $71,500 and the 24 June call that the bear market was over both played out. But the account also posted big bullish targets and bearish warnings in the same weeks, and reposted the same posts for months, so a follower could read almost any view into it.
In short. Crypto Tice is a crypto commentator who posts as @CryptoTice_. On our sample of eleven in-window calls the record is 5 played out, 2 open or mixed, 4 went against. The bearish level calls in April and May and the bullish turn in June were good. The calls for an Ether rally in April, a Bitcoin launch in May, a flush to $54,000 and a short in September were not.
The X account has been active since 2019. Its bio says “21 | Turning Charts Into Cash Daily” and “DM for Business”, and gives Europe as the location. It links to a Telegram contact named @CryptoThijs. We found no real name, company or track record outside X and YouTube, so we do not give one.
The account posts several times a day: headlines in capital letters about Bitcoin, macro news and on-chain data, plus links to a YouTube channel of the same name. We read all 2,894 of its own posts from 1 March to 7 October and charted the ones that give a direction or a level for Bitcoin or Ether.
Many posts are reposted word for word. “BITCOIN IS GOING TO $300,000.” appears 15 times between 6 March and 1 September, and “THE MOMENT EVERYONE GAVE UP ON BITCOIN WAS THE BOTTOM.” 11 times between 24 June and 30 September. We chart each call once, at the date it first appeared inside our price window.
Sources: x.com/CryptoTice_ (own posts) · youtube.com/@CryptoTice
Big targets, both directions. Most posts promise a large move: $200,000, $300,000 or $500,000 Bitcoin from chart patterns and comparisons with gold, or a crash to $45,000 from a Fibonacci level. Bullish and bearish posts often run side by side. On 5 May the account called a launch to $220,000; on 7 May it said $45,000 was next if $78,000 broke; on 11 May it called a breakdown to $56,000. On 15 September it shared another account's chart with a $250,000 target and, half an hour later, posted “I'm shorting Bitcoin.” The specific level calls did better than the big targets.
Mixed through the spring, with bullish and bearish posts in the same weeks. From late June the account turned clearly bullish and called the bear market over. On 15 September it said it was shorting Bitcoin, but on 3 October it called $100,000 “the conservative target”.
Eleven dated calls from Crypto Tice, all from the account's own X posts, each checked word for word against the post and charted against real price. The tally is 5 played out, 2 open or mixed, 4 went against.
“UNPOPULAR OPINION: I'm shorting Bitcoin.”
Posted at $78,173, on the day of a Fed rate decision, as a sell-the-news bet. Bitcoin dipped to $75,590 (−3.3%) the next day, then rose to $86,597 (+10.8%) on 22 September. It is at $82,940 (+6.1%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“UNPOPULAR OPINION: I'm shorting Bitcoin.” — @CryptoTice_ on X↗ x.com“This is not the end of the move. Short squeezes of this magnitude have historically been the ignition not the explosion.”
Posted at $73,021, after Bitcoin's best day since February. Bitcoin never closed lower after this post; its lowest close was $75,590 (+3.5%) on 16 September. It rose to $86,597 (+18.6%) on 22 September and is at $82,940 (+13.6%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“This is not the end of the move.” — @CryptoTice_ on X↗ x.com“ETH IN 2026 IS GIVING SERIOUS 2022 VIBES.”
Posted at $1,874. The post compared Ether's profit-and-loss chart with the 2022 bottom, before Ether went from $880 to $4,800. Ether's lowest close after that was $1,912 (+2.0%) the next day. It rose to $2,775 (+48.1%) on 22 September and is at $2,571 (+37.1%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“ETH IN 2026 IS GIVING SERIOUS 2022 VIBES.” — @CryptoTice_ on X↗ x.com“THE MOMENT EVERYONE GAVE UP ON BITCOIN WAS THE BOTTOM. And it just printed at $60,000.”
Posted at $62,662. The same post said “The bear market is over.” The low was not quite in: Bitcoin fell to $58,566 (−6.5%) on 1 July, a week later. Then it rose to $86,597 (+38.2%) on 22 September. It is at $82,940 (+32.4%). The bottom was a week early and a little lower, but the call played out.
𝕏 Post“THE MOMENT EVERYONE GAVE UP ON BITCOIN WAS THE BOTTOM.” — @CryptoTice_ on X↗ x.com“Q3 2026: Final flush to $54K. INCOMING.”
Posted at $63,069, as part of a roadmap with a recovery rally in Q4 and a new high in early 2027. Bitcoin's low came on 1 July at $58,566 (−7.1%), well above $54,000. It then rose to $86,597 (+37.3%) on 22 September, in Q3, not Q4. It is at $82,940 (+31.5%). The flush to $54,000 never came, so the call went against.
𝕏 Post“Q3 2026: Final flush to $54K. INCOMING.” — @CryptoTice_ on X↗ x.com“The next major low arrives in late 2026. Not now. Not this month. Not at current prices.”
Posted at $73,820. The low was indeed lower: Bitcoin fell to $58,566 (−20.7%). But it came on 1 July, not late in the year, and Bitcoin then rose to $86,597 (+17.3%) on 22 September. It is at $82,940 (+12.4%). The price part played out; the timing did not, unless a lower low still comes. We mark it mixed.
𝕏 Post“The next major low arrives in late 2026.” — @CryptoTice_ on X↗ x.com“$84K is the rejection zone. Break below $80K → $56K measured target.”
Posted at $82,018, the top of the spring rally. Bitcoin closed below $80,000 three days later, at $79,289 (−3.3%), and fell to $58,566 (−28.6%) on 1 July, about $2,600 short of $56,000. It is at $82,940 (+1.1%). The target was not quite reached, but the breakdown played out.
𝕏 Post“Break below $80K → $56K measured target.” — @CryptoTice_ on X↗ x.com“The retest just finished. The launch is next. $220K is the minimum target.”
Posted at $79,826, from a multi-year cup-and-handle pattern; this post reached about 700,000 views. Bitcoin rose to $82,018 (+2.7%) on 11 May, then fell to $58,566 (−26.6%) on 1 July. It is at $82,940 (+3.9%). The launch did not come, so the call went against. The account reposted it until 29 June.
𝕏 Post“$220K is the minimum target.” — @CryptoTice_ on X↗ x.com“$4K isn't a moonshot. It's a structural magnet.”
Posted at $2,331, in a post that opened “WHILE EVERYONE IS GIVING UP ON ETHEREUM I AM LOADING.” and said the setup would resolve “Violently upward.” Ether fell to $1,566 (−32.8%) on 26 June instead. Its best close since was $2,775 (+19.0%) on 22 September, far from $4,000. It is at $2,571 (+10.3%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“WHILE EVERYONE IS GIVING UP ON ETHEREUM I AM LOADING.” — @CryptoTice_ on X↗ x.com“I OPENED A SHORT ON BITCOIN. FIGHT ME.”
Posted at $78,239, with “Midrange retest at $71.5K is the target.” Bitcoin first rose to $82,018 (+4.8%) on 11 May. Then it fell, closing below $71,500 on 2 June at $71,320 (−8.8%), and reached $58,566 (−25.1%) on 1 July. It is at $82,940 (+6.0%). The target was hit, so it played out.
𝕏 Post“I OPENED A SHORT ON BITCOIN. FIGHT ME.” — @CryptoTice_ on X↗ x.com“BITCOIN IS GOING TO $300,000. Yes. I said it.”
Posted at $66,330, with “The move is starting.” and no date for the target. Bitcoin first fell to $58,566 (−11.7%) on 1 July, then rose to $86,597 (+30.6%) on 22 September. It is at $82,940 (+25.0%). $300,000 is still far away, so the call is open.
𝕏 Post“BITCOIN IS GOING TO $300,000.” — @CryptoTice_ on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated claim against real price, not Crypto Tice's own scoring. Every quote is verbatim from the post linked on its card. Each call is charted at that day's midnight CoinGecko mark, even when the post went out later that day. The 17 August Ether post went out at 17:30 UTC; the next day's mark was $1,912. Reposted calls are charted once, at their first in-window date. The account's claims of its own trading results (“4 trades. 4 wins. 0 losses.”) are not checked here. The “$1,000 in” line on each card assumes buying on the day. On the bearish cards it shows what a buyer would have lost or made, not what Crypto Tice said to do.
Crypto Tice's X posts are free to read. Many of them sell something. Here is what we found.
From March to June the account posted links to a Telegram group 39 times, with lines like “Early access is open right now. Not for long.” Some of these posts claim winning trades, such as “4 trades. 4 wins. 0 losses.” We could not check them.
In March and April it posted Bitget sign-up links 21 times, many offering a “Free $20 trading bonus”, and Toobit reward and fee-discount links 4 times. In July it posted a run of promotions for the OKX launch in Europe. None of these posts says whether it is paid.
Until late May many posts linked to videos on the Crypto Tice YouTube channel.
From May to September the account quoted posts by Kalshi accounts 44 times and cited Kalshi odds in other posts. On 29 May it posted “@Kalshi Takeover🚀”. We found no paid label and no stated tie.
“I OPENED A SHORT ON BITCOIN. FIGHT ME.”
23 Apr 2026 · played out“$220K is the minimum target.”
5 May 2026 · went against“THE MOMENT EVERYONE GAVE UP ON BITCOIN WAS THE BOTTOM.”
24 Jun 2026 · played outQuotes transcribed from their own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
Crypto Tice posts on X several times a day and also runs a YouTube channel of the same name.
An X account, @CryptoTice_, with about 330,000 followers, that posts Bitcoin and macro headlines several times a day. The bio says “21 | Turning Charts Into Cash Daily” and gives Europe as the location. We found no public real name.
On our sample of eleven dated calls from 28 March to 15 September 2026: five played out, two are open or mixed, four went against. The level calls for a drop in April and May and the bullish turn in June were good. The big launch calls and the September short were not.
We do not know the reason. The record shows it happens often: in early May the account called a launch to $220,000 and, within a week, warned of drops to $45,000 and $56,000. On 15 September it shared a $250,000 target and announced a short half an hour apart. Judge each post by its level and date, not its headline.
The account posts exchange referral links (Bitget, Toobit), OKX promotions and links to a Telegram group, and the bio says “DM for Business”. The posts carry no paid labels, so we cannot say which ones are paid.
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: Crypto Tice's public X posts and profile, the linked YouTube channel, and the sources linked on each call. Not financial or investment advice. Figures are approximate and change constantly. Spotted an error, or are you Crypto Tice? Submit a correction →
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