@IncomeSharks
A pseudonymous chart trader with about 742K followers on X who draws a projected path on the chart — the “squiggles” — and names the level price should reach next: “$80k is on the table end of month”, “Next target is the $83k range”. Those levels are what this page checks.
In short. IncomeSharks is a pseudonymous stock and crypto chart analyst (about 742K followers on X) whose bio reads “Stock and crypto, analysis & predictions”. The posts mix Bitcoin and Ethereum with small-cap stocks, silver and macro charts. On this page: five dated calls on Bitcoin and Ethereum from March to August 2026. One played out, two were partly right, and two went against — the late-March $80k target and the July call for BTC near 60k.
The X bio reads “Stock and crypto, analysis & predictions. Be careful of impersonators.” and links a paid page on Slice for “Trades/education”. The account was opened in December 2015 and has more than 105,000 posts. The real name is not public, and we did not find it stated anywhere we could check.
The method is chart-based: diagonal trend lines on price and on OBV (on-balance volume), and a hand-drawn projected path the posts call the “squiggles”. Posts often come back to the same drawing weeks later — “Bitcoin squiggles still playing out from February”, “$ETH - Original squiggles still spot on.”
The feed covers a lot more than crypto: small-cap and biotech stocks, silver, the Russell 2000 and volatility. The calls on this page are the posts that name a level or a direction for BTC or ETH. IncomeSharks' public profile does not state pronouns, so this page uses they/them.
Sources: x.com/IncomeSharks (profile and posts, via api.fxtwitter.com); slice.cc/incomesharks (public profile page)
Chart paths with named levels. IncomeSharks draws the expected route on the chart and names the next stop. In this sample the direction was often right but the levels came late or not at all: BTC rose after the April calls but topped at $82,018, short of $83k; after the July call for 60k, BTC bottomed five days later at $62,773 and turned up.
Bullish. On 22 Sep the post said “Officially can call this a bull market” for crypto; on 29 Sep the ETH post still followed the “same original squiggles”, while allowing that “a lower fakeout” may be “in the cards”.
Five dated calls from IncomeSharks' own posts on X, charted against real CoinGecko price. Each quote is copied from the post as published and was re-fetched live. Most of the feed is charts without a level, or stocks; we charted the posts that name a level or a direction for BTC or ETH.
“$ETH - Kind of a similar setup as last time if this is the bottom. Would be happy for an acceleration straight to $3k but consolidation would actually be bullish to build a new base.”
ETH was $2,462. It dipped only to $2,391 (−2.9%) on 3 Sep, so the bottom held, and it rose to $2,775 (+12.7%) on 22 Sep after weeks of consolidation. It is $2,677 now (+8.7%). The $3k level has not been reached. Played out.
𝕏 Post“Would be happy for an acceleration straight to $3k” — @IncomeSharks on X↗ x.com“Bitcoin losing the diagonal, squiggles taking us lower. All the energy was used to flip it bullish, now it's probably got to regain fuel down near 60k.”
BTC was $63,701. The lowest close after the post was $62,773 (−1.5%) on 2 Aug, still 4.4% above 60k. Then BTC turned up and reached $86,597 (+35.9%) on 22 Sep. It is $83,909 now (+31.7%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“Bitcoin losing the diagonal, squiggles taking us lower.” — @IncomeSharks on X↗ x.com“Bitcoin squiggles still playing out from February. Next target is the $83k range before a pullback.”
BTC was $76,326. It rose to $82,018 (+7.5%) on 11 May, 1.2% short of $83k, and then the pullback came — much deeper than a pullback: BTC fell to $58,566 (−23.3%) on 1 Jul. It did not close above $83k until September. It is $83,909 now (+9.9%). Partly right.
𝕏 Post“Bitcoin squiggles still playing out from February.” — @IncomeSharks on X↗ x.com“Liking that gap at $83k for Bitcoin by end of month. Right in time for May for a correction.”
BTC was $74,297. It rose to $78,638 (+5.8%) on 27 Apr and ended April at $75,785 (+2.0%) — up, but $83k was not reached by the end of the month. The correction came from mid-May instead. It is $83,909 now (+12.9%). Partly right.
𝕏 Post“Right in time for May for a correction.” — @IncomeSharks on X↗ x.com“It's going to sound crazy but getting close to $80k is on the table end of month for Bitcoin if this pullback remains shallow.”
BTC was $74,679, and that close was the highest of the rest of March. Instead of rising toward $80k, it fell to $65,947 (−11.7%) on 30 Mar and ended the month at $66,691 (−10.7%). It is $83,909 now (+12.4%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“It's going to sound crazy but getting close to $80k is on the table” — @IncomeSharks on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of what each post said, measured against real CoinGecko daily closes — not IncomeSharks' own scoring. Levels are checked against daily closes, so an intraday touch may have come earlier or gone higher than the figures given. “Partly right” means price moved the way the post said but did not reach the named level in the time given.
The X bio links a paid page on Slice, a platform where traders sell subscriptions to their posts and trades. We found no referral code or exchange sponsorship in the bio.
The bio says “Trades/education on Slice”. The public Slice profile page lists a price of 59 (the currency and billing period are not shown on the page), a one-to-one option priced at 390, and 499 subscribers when we checked on 30 Sep 2026.
Many posts mention the account's own stock trades (“Sold half at a 2x”). We found no public disclosure of crypto positions.
“Next target is the $83k range before a pullback.”
22 Apr 2026 · BTC topped at $82,018, then fell 29%“now it's probably got to regain fuel down near 60k.”
28 Jul 2026 · BTC bottomed at $62,773 and ran to $86,597“Would be happy for an acceleration straight to $3k”
24 Aug 2026 · ETH held the bottom and reached $2,775Quotes transcribed from their own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
There is no video library to link here. IncomeSharks' public calls are posts on X, and every charted call links to the post itself.
A pseudonymous stock and crypto chart analyst with about 742K followers on X as @IncomeSharks, on X since December 2015. The bio reads “Stock and crypto, analysis & predictions”. The real name is not public.
On 22 Sep 2026 the account wrote that crypto had held its lows and “Officially can call this a bull market”. On 29 Sep the ETH post said it was still following the “same original squiggles”, with “a lower fakeout” still possible.
Of five dated BTC and ETH calls from March to August 2026: one played out (the ETH bottom in August), two were partly right (the April $83k targets — BTC rose but topped at $82,018), and two went against — the late-March $80k target and the July call for BTC near 60k. Treat it as a documented opinion, not advice.
The X bio links a paid Slice page for trades and education; its public profile lists a price of 59 and 499 subscribers. We found no referral code on the X profile.
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Informational and educational analysis based strictly on publicly available materials (IncomeSharks' own dated X posts, X profile and public Slice profile, linked on the page). Not financial or investment advice. Figures are approximate and change constantly. Spotted an error, or are you IncomeSharks? Submit a correction →
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