@Crypto_Scient
A pseudonymous chart trader who reads Bitcoin through ranges, value areas and market structure, and posts the plan before the trade. From June to September the bullish swing calls kept landing: the $63,000–$64,000 bounce, the $68,000–$70,000 push, $70,000+ in August and $83,000 in September. The spring was harder: a $63,200 drop that came only after a 22.6% rally, and a $69,000–$70,000 buy zone that gave way.
In short. Scient posts on X as @Crypto_Scient to about 54,000 followers, keeps a free Telegram channel, Scient Club, and runs a private Discord, Sigma Trading. The method is classic price structure: range highs and lows, value areas, market-structure shifts and liquidity sweeps, with stablecoin dominance as a cross-check. On our sample of ten Bitcoin and Ether posts from 3 April to 26 September the record is 6 played out, 2 open, 2 went against. The best call was the 15 August swing long: “Expecting $70k+ in Aug/Sept.” Bitcoin reached $73,021 six days later. The misses were the 3 April call for $63,200 and the 23 May buy zone at $69,000–$70,000.
Scient is a pseudonym. No real name, face or location has been published; the X avatar is a digital illustration, not a photo. No pronouns are stated, so this page uses they/them. What is verifiable is the account: @Crypto_Scient, on X since September 2017, with about 54,000 followers. The bio reads “Trading Markets | NƒA | Trading @SigmaTradingHQ”. The Telegram channel says “Full-time trading since 2017”, and in a 12 June Telegram post they wrote that they have been in the market since 2015.
NewsBTC has quoted the account by name several times in 2026, once as “A partner with sizeprop known as Scient on X”. Around the account sit a free Telegram channel, Scient Club, and a paid private Discord, sold under the names Scient Lounge and Sigma Trading. Most posts are trade plans on Bitcoin, Ether and Solana, with altcoin and meme-coin setups on the side.
This page grades only their Bitcoin and Ether calls. The reading list is their own Telegram channel, which mirrors the X account: 614 posts from 26 February to 13 October 2026, which link back to 243 X posts. Every charted quote is from one of those X posts. Two longer views are on the record and not charted, because they reach past the price window: “I'm targeting around $250k for $BTC on the next leg up” (Telegram, 24 June), and the 13 October cup-and-handle post with a $105k target. On 4 June, in Telegram, they wrote that the long at the 23 May zone hit its stop.
Sources: x.com/Crypto_Scient (captured via api.fxtwitter.com and X syndication) · t.me/s/scientclub · x.com/SigmaTradingHQ · NewsBTC
Plan first, then trade. Scient maps a range, marks its highs, lows and value area, and waits for price to sweep one edge and reclaim it before entering. Market-structure shifts on the 4-hour and daily charts decide the bias. Stablecoin dominance (USDT.D) and Bitcoin dominance are read as a mirror of Bitcoin. Most posts state the entry, the stop and the target. The strength showed from June to September: four bullish Bitcoin calls in a row reached their targets. The weakness is the turn: in spring the account was bearish into a 22.6% rally, then bullish into a 22.4% drop.
Bearish on Bitcoin in March and early April. Bullish from late April, then a local top call on 6 May. Bullish again from late June through the window's end. On 26 September their base case was “shallow pullbacks until $108k”.
Ten dated posts from @Crypto_Scient — eight on Bitcoin, two on Ether — each captured verbatim from X and charted against real price. The tally is 6 played out, 2 open, 2 went against. The 6 May top call, the four bullish Bitcoin calls from 28 June to 11 September and the 5 August Ether call played out. The 3 April call for $63,200 and the 23 May buy zone went against. The 27 August Ether target of $2,800 and the 26 September path to $108k are still open.
“My base case is to be a bull here and expect shallow pullbacks until $108k.”
Posted at $84,076, after Bitcoin's first bullish structure shift in over a year. So far the pullbacks have been shallow: Bitcoin rose to $86,490 (+2.9%) on 5 October and fell to $81,686 (−2.8%) on 9 October, well above the mid-$70,000s where they planned to buy more. It sits at $83,778 (−0.4%). $108k is far away — open.
𝕏 Post“My base case is to be a bull here” — @Crypto_Scient on X↗ x.com“Expecting demand to hold the retest here and potentially form another higher low at the VAL and keep the bullish structure intact. Targeting poor highs at $83k”
A long opened with Bitcoin at $76,555. Price dipped to $75,590 (−1.3%) on 16 September, then broke out of its range and reached $86,597 (+13.1%) on 22 September, through the $83k target. It sits at $83,778 (+9.4%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“$BTC, Took a long here.” — @Crypto_Scient on X↗ x.com“As long it hold above the $2350-2400 level, $2800 should be next.”
Posted at $2,506. The floor held: Ether's lowest mark since is $2,391 (−4.6%) on 3 September, inside the $2,350–$2,400 zone. It then rose to $2,775 (+10.7%) on 22 September, 0.9% short of $2,800, and slipped back to $2,446 on 13 October. It sits at $2,514 (+0.3%). Neither the target nor the stop level has been hit — open.
𝕏 Post“$ETH continues to hold above its daily resistance for the first time since Feb.” — @Crypto_Scient on X↗ x.com“Stops below the poor lows at $61k in case they get raided. Expecting $70k+ in Aug/Sept.”
A swing long with Bitcoin at $62,984, after two months of trading above $62,000. Price dipped to $62,844 (−0.2%) on 17 August, far above the $61k stop, then ran to $73,021 (+15.9%) on 21 August. It sits at $83,778 (+33.0%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“$BTC, Took a swing long here.” — @Crypto_Scient on X↗ x.com“From here, expecting a test of the range highs at $1,950 before it shows its real move, up or down.”
Posted at $1,869, with Ether stuck in a summer range. It never marked lower. On 20 August it passed $1,950 at $2,252 (+20.5%), and the real move turned out to be up: $2,775 (+48.5%) on 22 September. It sits at $2,514 (+34.5%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“$ETH, expecting price action to play a bit more ping pong before resolving.” — @Crypto_Scient on X↗ x.com“Price has now closed above the supply that was capping it at $65,500 on the 4h — the exact level we said would flip the bias and unlock higher price into $68000 - 70000.”
Posted at $65,185. Bitcoin first slipped to $62,773 (−3.7%) on 2 August, then reached $69,291 (+6.3%) on 20 August, inside the $68,000–$70,000 band. It sits at $83,778 (+28.5%). Played out, a month later and after a dip.
𝕏 Post“$BTC keeps showing strength while shorts keep piling on.” — @Crypto_Scient on X↗ x.com“I am swing long here. Feb lows + June Lows both holding up on 1D and 3D. Possibility of three drives here but that should also give bounce into $63-64k first.”
A swing long with Bitcoin at $59,953. Price made one more low, $58,566 (−2.3%) on 1 July, the lowest mark of the window, then bounced to $63,088 (+5.2%) on 5 July. In Telegram the same day they gave a $72,000 target; Bitcoin reached $73,021 (+21.8%) on 21 August. It sits at $83,778 (+39.7%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“$BTC, I am swing long here.” — @Crypto_Scient on X↗ x.com“My key POI remains the $69–70k zone. Range mid of the previous daily range with the macro trend support aligning right there — strong confluence. That's where I'd be most comfortable adding fresh longs”
Posted at $75,478, naming the zone to buy. Bitcoin fell through it: $71,320 on 2 June, $66,727 (−11.6%) on 3 June, and down to $58,566 (−22.4%) on 1 July, 16.3% under $70,000. On 4 June they wrote in Telegram that the long hit its stop. It sits at $83,778 (+11.0%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“$BTC — PA remains weak.” — @Crypto_Scient on X↗ x.com“Top feels close here IMO.”
Posted at $80,914, with a take-profit box at $84,500–$88,400. Bitcoin topped five days later at $82,018 (+1.4%) on 11 May, below the box, then fell to $58,566 (−27.6%) on 1 July. It did not pass $84,500 until 22 September. It sits at $83,778 (+3.5%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“bitcoin:native, Top feels close here IMO.” — @Crypto_Scient on X↗ x.com“From here, minimum expectation is a move towards ~$63.2k before any meaningful bounce (if not straight into new lows).”
Posted at $66,888. Bitcoin's next mark, $66,823 (−0.1%), was its lowest for two months. Instead of dropping it rallied to $82,018 (+22.6%) on 11 May. The $63.2k level came only on 6 June, at $60,960, after the bounce it was supposed to come before. It sits at $83,778 (+25.3%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“$BTC LTF Update. Locally, PA remains weak.” — @Crypto_Scient 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. X's API writes the BTC tag as “bitcoin:native”, and we quote it as returned. We did not chart altcoin and meme-coin posts (assets this site does not track), conditional plans whose trigger never came, or the long-range $250k and $105k targets. Prices are CoinGecko daily marks, so an intraday post is measured from that day's mark. Two posts came late in the UTC day (3 April and 11 September); the next day's mark gives the same verdict. The “$1,000 in on their call” line assumes buying on the post date; for the 3 April and 6 May cards, which expected lower prices, that line is not a short. Near-term marks can flip.
The X posts and the Telegram channel are free. The money is in a paid Discord and in prop-firm referral links. Here is what we found.
The Telegram channel's welcome post sells a private lounge: “Live calls as I take them · Entry, stop, targets + the reasoning”, at discord.gg/scientlounge. The X bio points to Sigma Trading, whose X account calls itself a “Private trading desk by @Crypto_Scient”. We found no published price.
On 14 June they wrote that they had “Been promoting @SizeProp as partner”, posted a SizeProp referral link with a 10% discount, and said a funded-account trade had paid them $1890. On 21 August they announced a partnership with Breakout (@breakoutprop) and offered their referral link with 3 months of Discord access. Referral links like these usually pay the referrer for each sale.
They post their own trades, and on 3 July wrote that they had bought Bitcoin spot at $68k in April and at $60k in late June. Their bullish Bitcoin posts are written by a holder.
“Expecting $70k+ in Aug/Sept.”
15 Aug 2026 · the swing long that played out“Painful but the process worked the risk was defined, invalidation respected.”
4 Jun 2026 (Telegram) · after the 23 May zone failed“Full-time trading since 2017”
Telegram channel · how they describe themselvesQuotes transcribed from their own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
Scient posts charts on X and repeats most of them in the free Telegram channel, Scient Club.
A pseudonymous crypto trader who posts on X as @Crypto_Scient to about 54,000 followers, runs the free Telegram channel Scient Club and a paid private Discord, Sigma Trading. No real name has been published. Their method is ranges, value areas and market structure.
On our sample of ten dated Bitcoin and Ether posts from April to September 2026: six played out, two are still open, two went against. The bullish Bitcoin calls from June to September played out. The 3 April call for $63,200 and the 23 May buy zone at $69,000–$70,000 did not.
The top and bottom of a price range where an asset has traded sideways. Range traders like Scient wait for price to sweep past one edge and then reclaim it, and read that as a signal to trade back toward the other edge.
Yes. The free Telegram channel advertises a private Discord with live calls, entries, stops and targets. We found no published price. Scient also posts prop-firm referral links for SizeProp and Breakout.
By their own posts, Bitcoin spot bought at $68k and $60k, plus trades on Ether, Solana and altcoins. Only their Bitcoin and Ether calls are graded here.
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