@MikybullCrypto
A pseudonymous chart account that posts short, one-line Bitcoin and Ether targets, almost all of them bullish. Through the summer of 2026 that bias paid. On 22 July, at $66,521, Mikybull wrote “Expecting $80k”, and Bitcoin got there on 28 August. The $86k and $84k targets from September came on 22 September. The Ether targets are a different story: $3k, $3,400, $4k and $6k are all still open, with Ether at $2,445. Bitcoin's $95k target for October is open too, with Bitcoin at $82,701.
In short. Mikybull Crypto posts Bitcoin and Ether charts on X as @MikybullCrypto, mostly fractals, triangles and breakout targets. On our sample of nine in-window posts the record is 4 played out, 5 open, 0 went against. All four wins are near-term targets: Bitcoin to $80k, $86k and $84k, and Ether to $2k. All five open calls are larger targets: Ether at $6k, $4k, $3,400 and $3k, and Bitcoin at $95k. We could read the X feed back to 14 July only, and the sample covers a rising market. Calls from before mid-July could not be tested, so this is not a full-cycle record.
Mikybull Crypto is pseudonymous. The X bio reads “Macro Contrarian View | Economist | Trader | no VIP” and links a Telegram channel with about 7,000 subscribers. We found no name, location or verifiable track record behind the account. The logo avatar is the only image the account uses. NewsBTC and other crypto outlets often quote the account's charts, most often on XRP, Dogecoin and other altcoins.
The X feed mixes three kinds of posts: one-line chart targets on Bitcoin, Ether and altcoins; daily market recaps on macro and policy news; and promotion of a paid X subscription. Its biggest targets are not timed: “Enjoy the bull run to $250k” for Bitcoin (25 September) and “$ETH going to $10k already guaranteed” (21 September). We did not chart those, because no date or price can prove them wrong.
Two posts in late August read like bear calls: “Biggest crash incoming” (24 August) and “It seems like a bigger crash is about to unfold” (26 August). The charts attached to them are bullish: one is an upside-down Bitcoin chart, the other compares Bitcoin to an Apple breakout. We read them as teasers, not bearish calls, and did not chart them. We walked the account's own X feed back to 14 July. Earlier posts did not load, so calls from March to mid-July are not graded here.
Sources: x.com/MikybullCrypto (captured via api.fxtwitter.com and X syndication) · t.me/s/mikybull_crypto · Google News and NewsBTC search
Breakouts, fractals and round-number targets. Mikybull draws a pattern, such as a triangle, a bull flag, an inverse head-and-shoulders or a fractal of an earlier cycle, and posts the target it implies, usually in one or two lines. Moving averages (the 50-day, the 200-day, the bull market support band) mark when a move is “officially active”. The method works best on near-term Bitcoin targets in a rising market: in this sample, every Bitcoin target set below $90k was reached. The weakness is the size of the bigger targets. Ether at $6k to $12k and Bitcoin at $200k to $300k are restated every week, with no date and no level that would prove them wrong.
Bullish across the whole sample. Every Bitcoin and Ether target we found from 14 July on pointed up. On 1 October Mikybull wrote “So seeing this chart, yet bears are still expecting $40k”, and on 2 October, “$BTC to $95k before any meaningful pullback”.
Nine dated posts from @MikybullCrypto, each captured verbatim from X and charted against real price. The tally is 4 played out, 5 open, 0 went against. The four wins are near-term targets: Bitcoin at $80k, $86k and $84k, and Ether at $2k. The five open calls are larger: Ether at $6k, $4k, $3,400 and $3k, and Bitcoin at $95k for October. Since the September top, Bitcoin and Ether have both fallen back, so none of the open targets is closer than it was when posted.
“$ETH is maintaining a critical support / Send it to $3k”
A support-hold call, posted on 21 October at $2,446. The attached chart shows Ether resting on the zone it broke out from in late August. $3k is about 23% above the price on the post date, and Ether has not reached it in our price window: the high was $2,775 on 22 September. Posted on the day of this update, so there is nothing to grade yet. Open.
𝕏 Post“$ETH is maintaining a critical support / Send it to $3k” — @MikybullCrypto on X↗ x.com“The last October returns were red, definitely this October will be green / $BTC is going to $95k, it's already programmed”
An October call, posted at $83,640. Bitcoin rose to $86,490 (+3.4%) on 5 October, then slipped to $81,408 (−2.7%) on 18 October. It is at $82,701 (−1.1%), so October is down so far. Mikybull restated the target on 2 October as “$BTC to $95k before any meaningful pullback”, and again on 21 October. $95k is about 15% above today's price, with ten days of October left. Open.
𝕏 Post“$BTC is going to $95k, it's already programmed” — @MikybullCrypto on X↗ x.com“$BTC is breaking out this time around / Expecting $84k”
A breakout call, posted in the afternoon. That day's daily mark was $76,371. The next day's mark was $80,874 (+5.9%), so part of the move came after the mark but before the post. On 22 September Bitcoin reached $86,597 (+13.4%), above the $84k target, and it is at $82,701 (+8.3%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“$BTC is breaking out this time around / Expecting $84k” — @MikybullCrypto on X↗ x.com“$ETH triangle breakout incoming / Targeting $3,400”
A triangle target on Ether, posted at $2,477. Ether first dipped to $2,397 (−3.2%) on 16 September, then broke out to $2,775 (+12.1%) on 22 September. It has since given that back and is at $2,445 (−1.3%). $3,400 is now 39% above the current price. The target was repeated on 28 September as “short-term”, and again on 6 October. Open.
𝕏 Post“$ETH triangle breakout incoming / Targeting $3,400” — @MikybullCrypto on X↗ x.com“$BTC mega breakout / $86k incoming”
A breakout target, posted at $77,297. Bitcoin jumped to $81,265 (+5.1%) the next day, then slipped to $75,590 (−2.2%) on 16 September. On 22 September it reached $86,597 (+12.0%), past the target, and it is at $82,701 (+7.0%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“$BTC mega breakout / $86k incoming” — @MikybullCrypto on X↗ x.com“$ETH / Normal consolidation before the next bullish run to $4k”
A consolidation call on Ether, posted at $2,442. The low after it was $2,391 (−2.1%) on 3 September, so the dip stayed small. The rally that followed reached $2,775 (+13.6%) on 22 September, but Ether fell back in October and is at $2,445 (+0.1%), level with the post. $4k is 64% above the current price. Open.
𝕏 Post“Normal consolidation before the next bullish run to $4k” — @MikybullCrypto on X↗ x.com“$ETH / The bull move has started / Get ready for $6k target”
Posted on the day Ether broke out, at $2,252. The bull move did start: no later daily mark was lower, and Ether reached $2,775 (+23.2%) on 22 September. It is at $2,445 (+8.6%). $6k is more than double the current price, and the post gave no timeframe. Open.
𝕏 Post“The bull move has started / Get ready for $6k target” — @MikybullCrypto on X↗ x.com“Expecting $ETH to reach $2k from this bull flag breakout”
A small target, posted at $1,929. Ether first fell to $1,843 (−4.4%) on 2 August and stayed below $2k for four weeks. It crossed on 20 August at $2,252 (+16.8%), went on to $2,775 (+43.9%) and is at $2,445 (+26.8%). Played out, a month later.
𝕏 Post“Expecting $ETH to reach $2k from this bull flag breakout” — @MikybullCrypto on X↗ x.com“$BTC likely scenario / Expecting $80k”
A target posted at $66,521, three weeks after Bitcoin's 2026 low. Bitcoin first fell to $62,773 (−5.6%) on 2 August. The target was repeated on 29 July, 4 August and 5 August. Bitcoin broke out on 20 August and reached $80,268 (+20.7%) on 28 August, then $86,597 (+30.2%) on 22 September. It is at $82,701 (+24.3%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“$BTC likely scenario / Expecting $80k” — @MikybullCrypto on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated claim against real price, not the trader's own scoring. Every quote is a verbatim X post, linked on its card and reproduced in full in the verified corpus. A “/” in a quote marks a line break in the post. We did not chart targets with no timeframe that are years away (Bitcoin $200k–$300k, Ether $9k–$14k), the two “crash” teasers whose charts are bullish, or altcoin calls. We skipped restatements of a charted target: Bitcoin $80k on 29 July, 4 August and 5 August, Bitcoin $84k on 21 September, Bitcoin $86k on 24 August and 6 September, Ether $3,300 on 11 September, Ether $3,400 on 6 October, and Bitcoin $95k at least eight times from 2 to 21 October. All of them would have scored the same way. We also skipped an 8 October post that gave both $95k and $75k as scenarios, a 13 October “Big crash incoming” post whose chart, like the August teaser, is upside down and points to about $150k, and untimed targets of $142k (19 October) and $200k–$300k (20 October) for Bitcoin, $14k for Ether (21 October), and $33–$35 for NEAR (October). Prices are CoinGecko daily marks, so an intraday post is measured from that day's mark. Near-term marks can flip.
Mikybull's bio says “no VIP”, and the public posts are free. The feed also sells a paid X subscription and posts referral links. Here is what we found.
Since mid-July the account has promoted its paid X subscription, which it calls a “conclave”, often several times a week. The posts promise “Potential 10x altcoins”, daily entry and exit updates and private setups (“These are the plays I don't post publicly”). They also say the price will go up (“Join now before I adjust the price higher”). We could not see the price or the private posts, so they are not graded here.
In July the feed posted a referral link to Mass, a trading app for crypto, perps and tokenized stocks, and offered “a private group access gift” to anyone who registers and deposits with the code. It also posted a HyroTrader prop-firm link with a “mikybull” coupon for a 10% discount, and a sign-up link to Horizon. These pay the account when followers sign up or trade.
Promotional posts list past wins (“$BTC buy at $63k, $ETH at $1600”) and screenshots of 2x to 5x altcoin trades from the paid group. We could not check those claims. The calls on this page are the public ones only.
“$BTC is breaking out this time around / Expecting $84k”
18 Sep 2026 · came four days later“$ETH going to $10k already guaranteed seeing this interesting fractal”
21 Sep 2026 · an untimed target, not charted“$BTC to $95k before any meaningful pullback”
2 Oct 2026 · restated through 21 OctoberQuotes transcribed from their own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
Mikybull posts on X and on a public Telegram channel (t.me/mikybull_crypto), which carries the same charts, market recaps and news flashes. There is no YouTube channel or newsletter that we could find.
A pseudonymous crypto chart account on X (@MikybullCrypto) with about 92,000 followers and a Telegram channel with about 7,000 subscribers. The bio describes the account as “Macro Contrarian View | Economist | Trader”. We found no verified name behind it.
On our sample of nine dated posts from 22 July to 21 October 2026: four played out, five are still open, none went against. The wins are near-term Bitcoin targets ($80k, $86k, $84k) and Ether at $2k. The Ether targets of $3k, $3,400, $4k and $6k are open, and so is Bitcoin at $95k in October. The sample covers a rising market, and we could not read posts from before mid-July.
The bio says “no VIP”, but the account sells a paid X subscription with private trade setups, and promotes it often. It has also posted referral links to the Mass app, the HyroTrader prop firm and Horizon.
An overlay that assumes price will repeat the shape of an earlier move, often from a past cycle or a different asset. Fractals show a possible path. They do not give a probability, and the shape can stop matching at any point.
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Informational and educational analysis based strictly on publicly available materials: dated X posts captured from X's public endpoints and the sources linked on each call. Not financial or investment advice. Figures are approximate and change constantly. Spotted an error, or are you Mikybull? Submit a correction →
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