@CryptoBullet1
CryptoBullet is an anonymous chart trader who posts Bitcoin, Ether and altcoin charts to about 183,000 followers on X. They read 2026 as a bear-market year and called the May-to-July drop: “$60k was NOT the bear market bottom” in March, and a crash warning in May. Their targets for the bottom were much lower than what came. Bitcoin's lowest close was $58,566 on 1 July, not the $49-53k they targeted in June, and their August call for a final leg down was followed by a 36% rally.
In short. CryptoBullet posts as @CryptoBullet1. On our sample of twelve in-window calls the record is 4 played out, 1 open, 7 went against. They got the direction of the spring and early-summer slide right, for Bitcoin and Ether. Every level they set for the bottom was too low, and they stayed bearish through the August turn. In September they called the run to $85-88k, then said it was the last pump before a two-month correction.
CryptoBullet's X account was opened in May 2019. The profile says “Trader • Market Analyst” and gives no name, no location and no website. We found no interview or public record that names the person behind it, so this page uses they/them.
Their method mixes chart patterns (wedges, channels, head and shoulders), moving averages and on-chain measures such as the Realized Price, the CVDD and the MVRV Z-Score. They lean on past cycles: in January they wrote that every bear market takes Bitcoin below its Realized Price, and set a “$35-45k Bear Market Bottom Target”. Through spring and summer they posted a “Bear Market Progress” countdown, such as “50% done. Only 6 months left” on 6 April.
We read 494 of their own posts from 15 December 2025 to 9 October 2026, as returned by their X profile feed. We charted the ones that give a direction or a level for Bitcoin or Ether in the text. Many of their posts are about altcoins and the altcoin market; we did not chart those. NewsBTC and Cointelegraph have cited their Bitcoin charts.
Sources: x.com/CryptoBullet1 (own posts) · NewsBTC · Cointelegraph
Cycle analogies, called with conviction. CryptoBullet compares 2026 with the 2018 and 2022 bear markets and counts the months left. They state views bluntly (“$BTC is still in a bear market and nothing can change that”) and mark hits in public with “So far so good” and “as expected”. After the August rally they wrote “Something's off” and set 1 December as the date to “flip 100% bullish” if no new low comes.
Mixed. On 21 September they called the move to $86,597 “the final pump before the 2-month correction”. Their 3 September chart drew that correction as a right shoulder in November, followed by a breakout in 2027. They have said they will turn “100% bullish” on 1 December if Bitcoin makes no new low by then.
Twelve dated calls from CryptoBullet, all from their own X posts, each checked word for word against the post and charted against real price. The tally is 4 played out, 1 open, 7 went against.
“I'd like to be wrong, but in my opinion this is the final pump before the 2-month correction 📉”
Posted at $81,169. Bitcoin closed at $86,597 (+6.7%) on 22 September, its highest close of the window, and has not closed higher since. It fell to $81,686 (+0.6%) early on 9 October and is at $82,171 (+1.2%). The pump topped the next day; whether a two-month correction follows is still open.
𝕏 Post“this is the final pump before the 2-month correction” — @CryptoBullet1 on X↗ x.com“Here's what I'm expecting next: a pump to $85-88k by the end of the month and a 2-month correction after that”
Posted at $77,297. Their chart drew the correction as a right shoulder near $70,000 in November, then a breakout in 2027. Bitcoin dipped to $75,590 (−2.2%) on 16 September, then closed at $86,597 (+12.0%) on 22 September, inside $85-88k. It ended the month at $83,640 (+8.2%) and is at $82,171 (+6.3%). The pump came on time. Played out.
𝕏 Post“a pump to $85-88k by the end of the month” — @CryptoBullet1 on X↗ x.com“I’m expecting a rejection here and a 10-15% correction. Bears still have enough time to fight back 👊”
Posted at $78,974, with Bitcoin testing its 50-week average. Its lowest close after the post was $75,590 (−4.3%) on 16 September. It then closed at $86,597 (+9.7%) on 22 September and is at $82,171 (+4.0%). The 10-15% correction did not come. Went against.
𝕏 Post“I’m expecting a rejection here and a 10-15% correction.” — @CryptoBullet1 on X↗ x.com“👉 $58k was not the bottom! The final leg down of this Bear Market is coming 🩸”
Posted at $63,538, as their view for “the next 2-3 months”. Bitcoin's lowest close after the post was $62,844 (−1.1%) on 17 August. It then rose to $86,597 (+36.3%) on 22 September and is at $82,171 (+29.3%). It has not closed below $58,566, the 1 July low. The final leg down has not come. Went against.
𝕏 Post“$58k was not the bottom!” — @CryptoBullet1 on X↗ x.com“There’s nothing bullish on this chart, $ETH will go lower 📉 📍 March 2023 & April 2025 - $ETH must take out those lows”
Posted at $1,608, after what they called Ether's lowest monthly close since December 2022. Ether never closed lower after the post; its next close was $1,699 (+5.6%) on 3 July. It rose to $2,775 (+72.6%) on 22 September and is at $2,488 (+54.7%). The lows they named were not taken out. Went against.
𝕏 Post“$ETH will go lower” — @CryptoBullet1 on X↗ x.com“If the 3rd Leg Down on $BTC is gonna be -40% (explained yesterday), then the 3rd Leg Down on $ETH would be -50%? Which is approximately $1230 📍”
Posted at $1,639. Ether's lowest close after the post was $1,566 (−4.4%) on 26 June, well above $1,230. It rose to $2,775 (+69.3%) on 22 September and is at $2,488 (+51.8%). The target was not reached. Went against.
𝕏 Post“Which is approximately $1230 📍” — @CryptoBullet1 on X↗ x.com“How low can $BTC go on this leg down? My Target is $49-53k That's where we could stop and consolidate for a month or two before the final capitulation 📉 🩸”
Posted at $63,069. Bitcoin's lowest close after the post was $58,566 (−7.1%) on 1 July, about $5,500 above the top of their range. It rose to $86,597 (+37.3%) on 22 September and is at $82,171 (+30.3%). The leg down went lower, but not to $49-53k. Went against.
𝕏 Post“My Target is $49-53k” — @CryptoBullet1 on X↗ x.com“It was a very weak Dead Cat Bounce. Now the Support will break 📉”
Posted at $2,005. Their monthly chart put the support near $1,900 and drew an arrow toward about $1,300. Ether closed below it on 3 June, at $1,858 (−7.3%), and fell to $1,569 (−21.7%) on 7 June. Its low came on 26 June at $1,566 (−21.9%). It is at $2,488 (+24.1%). The support broke within days. Played out.
𝕏 Post“Now the Support will break 📉” — @CryptoBullet1 on X↗ x.com“Whenever $BTC gets above the Short-Term Holder Realised Price in a Bear Market, it ends up crashing badly 📉 🩸 Consider yourself warned.”
Posted at $77,429. Bitcoin's best close after the post was $77,550 (+0.2%) on 22 May. It fell to $60,855 (−21.4%) on 7 June and to the window's lowest close, $58,566 (−24.4%), on 1 July. It is at $82,171 (+6.1%). The crash came within three weeks. Played out.
𝕏 Post“it ends up crashing badly 📉 🩸 Consider yourself warned.” — @CryptoBullet1 on X↗ x.com“A wick up to 0.618 Fib ($71.7k) is possible this month. Anyway, I’m expecting April to be red”
Posted at $68,107, the April open. Bitcoin's lowest close in April was $66,823 (−1.9%) on 4 April. It went well past $71.7k, to $78,638 (+15.5%) on 27 April, and closed the month at $76,297 (+12.0%), the 1 May mark. It is at $82,171 (+20.6%). April was green. Went against.
𝕏 Post“I’m expecting April to be red” — @CryptoBullet1 on X↗ x.com“$60k was NOT the bear market bottom for $BTC, don’t fool yourself.”
Posted at $70,987. Bitcoin first rose to $82,018 (+15.5%) on 11 May. It closed below $60,000 on 26 June, at $59,727 (−15.9%), and made the window's lowest close of $58,566 (−17.5%) on 1 July. It is at $82,171 (+15.8%). The low so far came below $60,000, but only just. Played out.
𝕏 Post“$60k was NOT the bear market bottom for $BTC” — @CryptoBullet1 on X↗ x.com“$BTC Rising Wedge is on the verge of a breakdown 📉 Targeting sub $50k”
Posted at $69,936. Bitcoin dipped to $65,947 (−5.7%) on 30 March, then rose to $82,018 (+17.3%) on 11 May. Its lowest close after the post was $58,566 (−16.3%) on 1 July, and it never closed below $50,000. It is at $82,171 (+17.5%). The target was not reached. Went against.
𝕏 Post“Targeting sub $50k” — @CryptoBullet1 on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated claim against real price, not CryptoBullet's own scoring. Every quote is verbatim from the post linked on its card, spelling included. Each call is charted at that day's midnight CoinGecko mark; all twelve posts went out between 09:00 and 17:10 UTC. The “$1,000 in” line on each card assumes buying on the day, even for the bearish calls.
CryptoBullet's X posts are free to read. We found no paid group or newsletter. Here is what we found.
Their X bio carries partner links to two crypto derivatives exchanges, Bybit (“$30K Welcome Bonus”) and BloFin (“$5K Bonus”). Referral programs like these usually pay the referrer a share of the trading fees of people who sign up.
Many of their posts are bullish charts on small tokens, such as $ATS (“available on MEXC, Gate”), $STRK, $ZRO and $SD. On 26 April they wrote “Still holding my spot position” in $SD. We found no paid-promotion labels on these posts.
“Something's off 😑”
21 Aug 2026 · after the rally“$60k was NOT the bear market bottom for $BTC, don’t fool yourself.”
24 Mar 2026 · played out“My Target is $49-53k”
9 Jun 2026 · went againstQuotes transcribed from their own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
CryptoBullet posts on X. We found no YouTube channel, newsletter or website in their name.
An anonymous trader and market analyst who posts as @CryptoBullet1 on X to about 183,000 followers. The account was opened in May 2019. They give no name or location.
On our sample of twelve dated calls from 20 March to 21 September 2026: four played out, one is open, seven went against. They called the May-to-July slide in Bitcoin and Ether. Their bottom targets were too low, and their August call for a final leg down was followed by a rally of more than 30%.
In January they set a “$35-45k Bear Market Bottom Target”, and in June a target of $49-53k for the leg down. Bitcoin's lowest close in our window was $58,566 on 1 July. On 8 September they wrote that if that was the bottom, it was “the shortest $BTC bear market”.
We found no paid group. Their X bio carries referral links to the Bybit and BloFin exchanges, which usually pay a share of trading fees. They also post bullish charts on small tokens, without paid-promotion labels.
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Informational and educational analysis based strictly on publicly available materials: CryptoBullet's public X posts and profile, and the sources linked on each call. Not financial or investment advice. Figures are approximate and change constantly. Spotted an error, or are you CryptoBullet? Submit a correction →
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