@TheCryptoZombie
Pseudonymous Bitcoin YouTuber with about 258,000 subscribers. The video titles are alerts with no price level, so the calls charted here come from the X account. On 29 June 2026, at $59,495, Crypto Zombie wrote that the last time holders' profit and loss looked like this, “it was the beginning of the end of the bear market.” Two days later Bitcoin made its low of $58,566, and that low has held since. The later posts were more bullish at higher prices, and Bitcoin is below them now.
In short. Crypto Zombie runs a Bitcoin YouTube channel and posts to about 122,000 followers on X. On eight dated Bitcoin calls from June to October 2026, the record is 3 played out, 3 open, 2 went against. The posts of June and July said the bottom was close and that buying at about $63,000 would pay, and Bitcoin rose to $86,597 on 22 September. On 6 October, at $85,771, the account wrote “Starting to think maybe I’m not even bullish enough.” Bitcoin is 14.0% lower since then.
Crypto Zombie is a pseudonym. The X account @TheCryptoZombie was opened in January 2010, and its bio reads “#Bitcoin and #blockchain enthusiast”. The YouTube channel has about 258,000 subscribers and about 1,600 videos, and it describes itself as “Bitcoin, altcoin, and cryptocurrency news brought to you every day!” The person behind the name has not published a legal name or a country that we could confirm, so this page uses the name Crypto Zombie and no pronouns. On 22 August 2026 the account wrote “I’ll just continue to DCA like I always have for the past 10 years.” DCA means buying a fixed amount on a schedule.
How the sample was built: X returned 197 of the account's own posts from 6 May to 30 October 2026. Of these, 66 are not replies, the first of them is dated 15 June, and 57 of those mention Bitcoin. Many of the 66 are announcements of a new video with no claim in the text. We chart every post that makes a checkable claim about where Bitcoin goes next, once, at the first clear post. The video titles are not charted, because none of them gives a level or a direction, and we cannot read what is said inside the videos. We found no ETH call in the sample.
Posts we did not chart, and why. On 10 July the account also wrote that the price could go lower first, with a “possible cycle low in September/October”. That did not happen: the lowest close after that post was $62,279 on 14 July. On 14 July, after a rise, it wrote “This doesn’t mean the bear market is over.” On 19 August it wrote that Bitcoin “broke out and hit our targets EXACTLY” from a video. We could not check that claim, because the targets are in the video and not in the post. On 20 August, at $69,291, it joked that bears could wait: “We will all still be able to buy the EXACT market bottom together 47 days from now!” Forty-seven days later, on 6 October, Bitcoin was at $85,771. On 25 August it wrote “I am certainly expecting a pullback at some point”, with no level and no date.
What is missing. The channel list shows no upload between 14 October 2025 and 15 June 2026, and X returned no post by the account from that period apart from four replies in May. So we have no record of what Crypto Zombie said while Bitcoin fell from its October 2025 high to the 1 July 2026 low. Every charted post dates from 29 June 2026 or later, and every one is bullish.
Sources: x.com/TheCryptoZombie · youtube.com/@CryptoZombie
History comparisons and steady buying. Crypto Zombie compares the present with earlier Bitcoin bear markets: how long an indicator took to mark the bottom, how far the first rise went, how deep the first pullback was. The posts also cite ETF flows and other analysts' charts. They give few price levels. The steady message is to keep buying on a schedule and not to wait for a perfect entry.
Bullish. On 6 October the account wrote that it was “already quite bullish”. On 30 October, after a fall, it wrote “we are not in a bear market.” We found no post in the sample that reports a sale or a bearish view.
Eight dated Bitcoin calls from Crypto Zombie (@TheCryptoZombie)'s own X posts, charted against real price. The tally is 3 played out, 3 open, 2 went against.
“By the basic and literal definition itself we are in a bull market.”
Prices in this text as of 12 Nov 2026Said at $77,839, in answer to a post by Benjamin Cowen about bear markets. The post began “True. But, we are not in a bear market.” In a reply the same day the account gave its test: “by definition a bear market is generally accepted as 20% off the highs for a sustained period.” Bitcoin rose to $80,443 (+3.3%) on 5 November and then fell to $73,721 (−5.3%) on 11 November. It is at $73,733, which is 14.9% below the $86,597 close of 22 September. Open: the fall has not reached 20%, and the price has gone down since the post.
𝕏 Post“By the basic and literal definition itself we are in a bull market.” — Crypto Zombie (@TheCryptoZombie) on X↗ x.com“Starting to think maybe I’m not even bullish enough. And I’m already quite bullish.”
Prices in this text as of 12 Nov 2026Said at $85,771, above a headline about China reopening access to crypto. The post names no coin and no target. Bitcoin did not close higher on any day after it. It fell to $73,721 (−14.0%) on 11 November and is at $73,733 (−14.0%). Went against so far: the post came one day after the $86,490 close of 5 October, and the price has only fallen since.
𝕏 Post“Starting to think maybe I’m not even bullish enough.” — Crypto Zombie (@TheCryptoZombie) on X↗ x.com“September’s pullback was relatively shallow, then October absolutely EXPLODED!”
Prices in this text as of 12 Nov 2026Said at $78,974, as a pattern from past years in which a green August was followed by a red September. The post said Bitcoin had never had a green September after a green August, and it gave “Average October: +44.05%”. This time September was green too: Bitcoin went from $78,553 on 1 September to $83,576 on 1 October (+6.4%). October did not follow the pattern. Bitcoin fell to $77,521 on 1 November (−7.2%). It is at $73,733 (−6.6%). Went against: neither month did what the pattern said.
𝕏 Post“September’s pullback was relatively shallow, then October absolutely EXPLODED!” — Crypto Zombie (@TheCryptoZombie) on X↗ x.com“That’s EXACTLY the kind of behavior you’d expect to see around a major BOTTOM.”
Prices in this text as of 12 Nov 2026Said at $78,318, about five days of inflows into Bitcoin ETFs. Bitcoin had already risen from $64,686 on 19 August. It went on to $86,597 (+10.6%) on 22 September, then fell to $73,721 (−5.9%) on 11 November. It is at $73,733 (−5.9%). Open: the $58,566 low of 1 July still stands, but Bitcoin is below the price of the post.
𝕏 Post“That’s EXACTLY the kind of behavior you’d expect to see around a major BOTTOM.” — Crypto Zombie (@TheCryptoZombie) on X↗ x.com“On the off chance it does not happen, I will still continue to DCA at these levels. By this time next year it won't even matter.”
Prices in this text as of 12 Nov 2026Said at $63,193. The post allowed for one more fall first: “The bears might have one more trick up their sleeve”. It said that if the next rise was a bull trap, “that will be the FINAL trap of the bear market.” Bitcoin's lowest close after the post was $62,279 (−1.4%) on 14 July. Then it rose to $86,597 (+37.0%) on 22 September. It is at $73,733 (+16.7%). On 28 July, at $63,701, the account repeated the view: “I still believe the reward outweighs the risk.” Played out so far: buying at these levels is in profit. The one-year check comes in July 2027.
𝕏 Post“I will still continue to DCA at these levels. By this time next year it won't even matter.” — Crypto Zombie (@TheCryptoZombie) on X↗ x.com“Bitcoin has the possibility of doing a legit 10x or more from these levels by the end of this decade and people are still waiting for lower lows.”
Prices in this text as of 12 Nov 2026Said at $63,335. Ten times that price is about $633,000, and the post calls it a possibility, not a forecast. Bitcoin is at $73,733 (+16.4%). The second half of the post has held up so far: the lower lows that people were waiting for have not come. Open: the window runs to the end of 2029.
𝕏 Post“Bitcoin has the possibility of doing a legit 10x or more from these levels by the end of this decade” — Crypto Zombie (@TheCryptoZombie) on X↗ x.com“In all three cases the bottom was in within 90 days. In two out of three cases the bottom was already in! It just flashed RED again for the fourth time!”
Prices in this text as of 12 Nov 2026Said at $63,335, one week after the $58,566 close of 1 July, the lowest from April to November 2026. The post is about the Super Guppy, a set of moving averages. It said that if history repeats, the bottom is either already in or “the LONGEST we should have to wait would be around the last week of September.” Bitcoin's lowest close after the post was $62,247 (−1.7%) on 9 July. Then it rose to $86,597 (+36.7%) on 22 September. It is at $73,733 (+16.4%). Played out: the last week of September passed with no new low, and none has come since.
𝕏 Post“In two out of three cases the bottom was already in!” — Crypto Zombie (@TheCryptoZombie) on X↗ x.com“The last time we saw $BTC supply in profit/loss at these levels it was the beginning of the end of the bear market.”
Prices in this text as of 12 Nov 2026Said at $59,495. In a reply the same day the account added: “Might still take up to even two months to play out, but still very close I believe.” Bitcoin's lowest close came two days later, $58,566 (−1.6%) on 1 July. Then it rose to $86,597 (+45.6%) on 22 September. It is at $73,733 (+23.9%). Played out: the low came within two days and has held for four months.
𝕏 Post“it was the beginning of the end of the bear market.” — Crypto Zombie (@TheCryptoZombie) on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated claim against real price, not the account's own scoring. Selection: from 66 non-reply posts between 15 June and 30 October 2026, as returned by X, we chart every post that makes a checkable claim about where Bitcoin goes next, once, at the first clear post. 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 6 October post does not name Bitcoin. It is a comment on a headline about China and crypto, and we chart it against Bitcoin because that is the account's main subject and the subject of its two other posts that day. The 25 August post states a pattern from past years and gives no forecast in words. We chart it because the post presents the pattern as a guide to what comes next. The $1,000 line on each card assumes buying.
Crypto Zombie earns from a YouTube channel and promotes crypto exchanges. Here is what we found.
The channel has about 258,000 subscribers. A channel of that size can earn from ads, and we did not find figures for it.
On 6 July 2026 the account posted a sign-up link for the exchange WEEX with its own referral code: “Up to $15,000 Exclusive WEEX Welcome Bonus”. On 10 July it posted a partner link for the exchange BloFin: “Trade on BloFin and receive up to 500 USDT trading bonus every single week!” The channel also has a BloFin tutorial video on trading Bitcoin with leverage. Links like these usually pay the promoter when followers sign up or trade.
The account says it buys Bitcoin on a schedule and also trades. It gives no sizes and no entry prices, so we cannot check the results.
We found no paid group or course in the posts we read.
“it was the beginning of the end of the bear market.”
29 Jun 2026 · played out“I will still continue to DCA at these levels.”
10 Jul 2026 · played out“Starting to think maybe I’m not even bullish enough.”
6 Oct 2026 · went against“By the basic and literal definition itself we are in a bull market.”
30 Oct 2026 · openQuotes transcribed from their own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
Crypto Zombie's market views are in the YouTube videos and in the X posts. Only the X posts are charted here.
A pseudonymous Bitcoin YouTuber with about 258,000 subscribers, who posts on X as @TheCryptoZombie to about 122,000 followers. The channel publishes Bitcoin market videos, and the account says it has bought Bitcoin on a schedule for 10 years.
Crypto Zombie gives few price targets. On 8 July 2026 the account wrote that Bitcoin could do “a legit 10x or more from these levels by the end of this decade”, which would be about $633,000. On 30 October it wrote that Bitcoin is in a bull market by definition.
On our sample of eight dated Bitcoin calls from June to October 2026: three played out, three are open and two went against. The posts of June and July that the bottom was close and that buying would pay played out. A 25 August post about a strong October did not. The 6 October post that the account was not bullish enough came at the high, and Bitcoin is 14.0% lower since.
From a YouTube channel with about 258,000 subscribers and from referral links to crypto exchanges. In July 2026 the account posted links for WEEX and BloFin. We found no paid group or course in the posts we read.
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: the public X posts of @TheCryptoZombie 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 Zombie? Submit a correction →
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