@Karman_1s
A crypto X account that posts a chart pattern with a price level for Bitcoin or Ether most mornings, alongside news headlines and exchange promotions. The bearish level calls of May and June mostly landed: $74,500–$75,500 and then $63K both came within days. The trend calls mostly missed: $100K+ on 21 May before a 24.4% fall, $50K on 27 June four days before the low, and a Bitcoin short and an Ether breakout in September that both turned against them.
In short. Kamran Asghar posts on X as @Karman_1s to about 45,000 followers. The feed mixes three things: chart setups on Bitcoin, Ether and altcoins, “JUST IN” style news headlines, and paid partnerships with a prop firm and exchanges. On our sample of twelve Bitcoin and Ether posts from 13 May to 22 September the record is 4 played out, 3 open, 5 went against. The best call was the 2 June post that Bitcoin could slide “toward the $63K support area”: it got there four days later. The worst was the 22 September Ether breakout to $3,000: Ether peaked that day and is down 14.9% since.
The X display name is Kamran Asghar; the handle is @Karman_1s. The profile says Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and the bio reads “#Crypto trader | Just sharing Trades, News & Opinions”. The account joined X in June 2020 and has about 45,000 followers. The avatar is a drawn illustration, not a photo, and we found no published biography, employer or track record outside X. No pronouns are stated, so this page uses they/them.
We read every post the X profile feed returned: 840 own posts from 12 May to 15 October 2026. X search returned nothing for the account, so earlier posts were out of reach. About 174 of the 840 are news headlines (“JUST IN”, “BREAKING”). Many chart posts go out exactly on the hour, often 09:00 or 11:00 UTC, and most are hedged (“if history repeats”, “if buyers stay in control”). We graded the hedged posts by their stated direction and level.
One error is on the record. On 15 May a post said Ether was “Trading at $3,616”; CoinGecko's mark that day was $2,283. Some later posts quote earlier ones and declare “The prediction hit with high precision”. We graded those calls against daily prices ourselves; the 13 August call for $62K–$61K, which one of those posts scored as a hit, did not reach $62K on the daily marks and is not charted.
Sources: x.com/Karman_1s (captured via api.fxtwitter.com and X's profile feed) · CoinGecko daily prices
A pattern, a level, a direction. A typical post names a chart pattern (bull flag, ascending triangle, bear flag, head and shoulders, rising wedge), the support or resistance it sits on, and the next level if it breaks. Bitcoin posts lean on trendlines, liquidity clusters and RSI; Ether posts on multi-year trendlines and cycle comparisons. The short-range level calls were the strength: three of the four that played out were reached within nine days. The weakness is direction over weeks: the account was bullish at $77,470 in May, bearish at $60,022 in late June, and short and long Bitcoin within a week in September.
Bullish in mid-May, bearish from late May to late June, bullish from July. A Bitcoin short on 15 September, then “NEXT TARGET $90000” on 21 September. On 13 October the account was “targeting major liquidity overhead at $87.4K”.
Twelve dated posts from @Karman_1s — seven on Bitcoin, five on Ether — each captured verbatim from X and charted against real price. The tally is 4 played out, 3 open, 5 went against. The 18 May and 2 June bearish Bitcoin levels, the 3 July breakout and the 25 July Ether bounce to $1,950 played out. The 13 May Ether leg up, the 21 May $100K+ call, the 27 June $50K target, the 15 September short and the 22 September Ether breakout went against. The 10 June Ether target of $3,800–$4,500, the 7 September Ether target of $2,800 and the 21 September Bitcoin target of $90000 are still open.
“Macro Resistance Breakout: Bullish continuation targeting R1 ($3,000) and R2 ($3,400) with extended upside towards $4,400+”
Posted at $2,775, which turned out to be Ether's highest mark of the window. It fell from there and never got near $3,000. It sits at $2,362 (−14.9%), its lowest mark since the post. Went against.
𝕏 Post“Macro Resistance Breakout” — @Karman_1s on X↗ x.com“BITCOIN JUST FORMED IT FIRST HIGHER HIGH... NEXT TARGET $90000”
Posted at $81,169. The next day Bitcoin marked $86,597 (+6.7%), its high of the window, then drifted back. It sits at $80,978 (−0.2%), its lowest mark since the post. $90000 has not come — open.
𝕏 Post“BITCOIN JUST FORMED IT FIRST HIGHER HIGH” — @Karman_1s on X↗ x.com“Looking on this SHORT trade on $BTC Now waiting for my entry. Putting SL $78400”
A short plan with Bitcoin at $78,173, stop at $78,400. The next mark was $75,590 (−3.3%) on 16 September, then Bitcoin rose through the stop: $80,874 (+3.5%) on 19 September and $86,597 (+10.8%) on 22 September. It sits at $80,978 (+3.6%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“Looking on this SHORT trade on $BTC” — @Karman_1s on X↗ x.com“$ETH Ascending Triangle: Price consolidates inside a bullish ascending triangle, coiling for a breakout towards $2,800”
Posted at $2,514. Ether rose to $2,775 (+10.4%) on 22 September, 0.9% short of $2,800, and fell back. It sits at $2,362 (−6.0%), its lowest mark since the post. The target was not reached and no stop was given — open, now under water.
𝕏 Post“$ETH Ascending Triangle” — @Karman_1s on X↗ x.com“As long as $1,850 holds, $ETH is gearing up for a massive breakout toward $1,950!”
Posted at $1,860. Two days later Ether marked $1,953 (+5.0%), through $1,950. It later dipped to $1,843 (−0.9%) on 2 August, just under $1,850, then climbed to $2,775 (+49.2%) on 22 September. It sits at $2,362 (+27.0%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“ETHEREUM IS HOLDING MAJOR ASCENDING SUPPORT!” — @Karman_1s on X↗ x.com“If bulls maintain momentum, the next key levels to watch are $65K and then the $67K–$68K supply zone.”
Posted at $61,490, two days after the window's low. Bitcoin never marked lower. It reached $65,185 (+6.0%) on 21 July and passed the $67K–$68K zone on 20 August at $69,291 (+12.7%). It sits at $80,978 (+31.7%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“$BTC just broke out of its multi-week descending channel.” — @Karman_1s on X↗ x.com“If sellers stay in control, the next major downside target sits around the $50K region.”
Posted at $60,022. Bitcoin bottomed four days later at $58,566 (−2.4%) on 1 July, the lowest mark of the window, far above $50K. Then it rallied to $86,597 (+44.3%) on 22 September. It sits at $80,978 (+34.9%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“$Bitcoin bear flag breakdown is playing out” — @Karman_1s on X↗ x.com“If history rhymes, this could be the final shakeout before $Ethereum reclaims $1,800 and targets the $3,800–$4,500 range.”
Posted at $1,639. Ether made one more low, $1,566 (−4.4%) on 26 June, then reclaimed $1,800 on 13 July at $1,805 (+10.2%) and rose to $2,775 (+69.3%) on 22 September. It sits at $2,362 (+44.1%). The first step played out; $3,800–$4,500 is far away — open.
𝕏 Post“ETH has now printed a second major fakeout below range support” — @Karman_1s on X↗ x.com“Unless buyers quickly reclaim the breakdown zone, $BTC could continue sliding toward the $63K support area before finding stronger demand.”
Posted at $71,320. Bitcoin fell to $66,727 the next day and through $63K on 6 June at $60,960 (−14.5%), bottoming at $58,566 (−17.9%) on 1 July. It sits at $80,978 (+13.5%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“Bitcoin has broken below its rising channel support.” — @Karman_1s on X↗ x.com“As long as the higher low holds, $BTC still looks positioned for another leg toward $100K+”
Posted at $77,470. The higher low did not hold: Bitcoin fell to $58,566 (−24.4%) on 1 July. Its best mark since is $86,597 (+11.8%) on 22 September, far from $100K. It sits at $80,978 (+4.5%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“Bitcoin continues to respect the macro uptrend” — @Karman_1s on X↗ x.com“This structural breakdown opens the door for a deeper markdown continuation leg, targeting the major horizontal demand block in the grey zone between $74,500 and $75,500.”
Posted at $77,429. Bitcoin's best mark after was $77,550 (+0.2%) on 22 May. It reached the zone on 23 May at $75,478 (−2.5%) and went through it to $74,340 (−4.0%) on 28 May, on the way to $58,566 (−24.4%) on 1 July. It sits at $80,978 (+4.6%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“BTC has officially broken below its key diagonal trendline support floor.” — @Karman_1s on X↗ x.com“Monitoring for a reversal candle to confirm the next leg toward the $2,420 supply area.”
Posted at $2,276. The next leg was down: Ether fell to $1,566 (−31.2%) on 26 June. It reached $2,420 only on 22 August, at $2,515 (+10.5%), after the low. It sits at $2,362 (+3.8%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“ETH Range-bound and retesting!” — @Karman_1s on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated claim against real price, not their own scoring. Every quote is a verbatim X post, linked on its card and reproduced in full in the verified corpus. Most posts are hedged with “if”; we graded the direction and level they named. We did not chart altcoin and meme-coin posts (assets this site does not track), news headlines, or the 31 August long-range path to $126K. Prices are CoinGecko daily marks, so an intraday post is measured from that day's mark. The “$1,000 in on their call” line assumes buying on the post date; for the 18 May, 2 June, 27 June and 15 September cards, which expected lower prices, that line is not a short. Near-term marks can flip.
The X posts are free. The money is in affiliate and partner links posted on the same feed. Here is what we found.
On 23 May they wrote “I've just officially partnered with HyroTrader”, a prop-trading firm, and posted a 10% discount code with a referral link. HyroTrader promotions followed through 15 October, including a post about a trade taken on their HyroTrader funded account.
On 13 May they announced they were “an official affiliate partner of MEXC” and posted an invite link. From 17 May to 3 June the feed posted WEEX sign-up and trading-competition links eight times. Referral links like these usually pay the referrer for each sign-up or for the fees new users pay.
In May they joined the ambassador program of KoloHub, a crypto card. They also post small-cap tokens with contract addresses, such as a 1 September post saying they had “Accumulated a bag of $SLIPPY”. We found no paid group or subscription.
“$BTC could continue sliding toward the $63K support area before finding stronger demand.”
2 Jun 2026 · the bearish level that came in four days“NEXT TARGET $90000”
21 Sep 2026 · the call still open“#Crypto trader | Just sharing Trades, News & Opinions”
X bio · how they describe themselvesQuotes transcribed from their own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
Kamran Asghar posts charts, headlines and promotions on X. We found no separate channel or newsletter.
The name shown on the X account @Karman_1s, which has about 45,000 followers and says it is based in Dubai. The feed posts chart setups on Bitcoin, Ether and altcoins, crypto news headlines, and exchange and prop-firm promotions. We found no biography outside X.
On our sample of twelve dated Bitcoin and Ether posts from May to September 2026: four played out, three are still open, five went against. The short-range bearish levels in May and June came quickly. The calls on the bigger trend, $100K+ in May and $50K in June, did not.
A chart pattern where price drifts up in a narrow channel after a sharp drop. Traders read a break below the channel as a sign the drop will continue. Kamran Asghar's 27 June bear flag call targeted $50K; Bitcoin bottomed at $58,566 four days later.
We found no paid group. The feed carries affiliate and partner links for HyroTrader, MEXC and WEEX, which usually pay the referrer for sign-ups.
X search returned nothing for this account, and the profile feed reached back to 12 May 2026. Earlier posts exist but were out of reach, so the sample starts there.
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