@AltCryptoGems
Sjuul, known on X as AltCryptoGems, posts Bitcoin and Ether chart levels to about 472,000 followers. He was bearish through May and June, and his calls for lower prices then played out: Bitcoin fell from $81,628 to $58,566. He turned bullish on 14 July and called the Ether move from $1,800. But he also expected the cycle bottom in October, after it had already come on 1 July.
In short. Sjuul (Sjuul Follings) is a crypto key opinion leader who posts as @AltCryptoGems. On our sample of twelve in-window calls the record is 7 played out, 1 open, 4 went against. His bearish level calls in May and June were good. His misses were mostly calls for one more drop or one more range that did not come.
Sjuul's own site gives his full name as Sjuul Follings and calls him a “Crypto Entrepreneur & Key Opinion Leader”. It says he started in crypto in 2016, lost his 2017 gains in 2018, and reached financial independence in the 2021 bull run. His X profile says he is based in Dubai. The account has been on X since 2021.
His X bio lists him as founder of AltCryptoCast (a podcast), AltCryptoTalk, Kollect Agency, 48HoursAI and WallyAI, and ends with “DM for Business Enquiries”. His site claims “500+” clients and “20+” project advisory roles. We could not check those numbers.
Every week he posts a Bitcoin chart thread on X, marked “TA OTD”, plus short posts on Bitcoin and Ether levels in between. We read his own posts from 26 March to 7 October and charted those that give a direction or a level for Bitcoin or Ether. Many of his other posts promote tokens and exchanges, and those are not charted.
Sources: x.com/AltCryptoGems (own posts) · altcryptogems.io · altcryptogems.substack.com
Levels and structure. Sjuul draws support and resistance levels, reads market structure (higher highs or lower highs), and often uses a “Power of 3” pattern: accumulation, a fake move, then a real move. Most of his calls come in pairs: if price holds a level it goes one way, and if it loses the level it goes the other. That worked well in the spring drop. It worked less well at turning points: he expected the cycle bottom in October after it had come on 1 July, and in August he expected one more visit to support just before Bitcoin broke out.
Bearish from October 2025 until July, by his own account. On 14 July he wrote that he was turning bullish, and he stayed bullish as Bitcoin broke out in August and September. On 28 September he wrote that any dip to $80,000 should be bought quickly. On 7 October he said Ether had lost a key support level and needed to win it back.
Twelve dated calls from Sjuul, all from his own X posts, each checked word for word against the post and charted against real price. The tally is 7 played out, 1 open, 4 went against.
“As long as we don’t flip it, simply expect a visit to support down below at $60–61K.”
Posted at $63,429, with Bitcoin stuck below $65,000. Its lowest close after that was $62,844 (−0.9%) on 17 August, well above $61,000. Then it broke out: $69,291 (+9.2%) on 20 August and $86,597 (+36.5%) on 22 September. It is at $84,009 (+32.4%). The visit to support never came, so the call went against.
𝕏 Post“simply expect a visit to support down below at $60–61K” — @AltCryptoGems on X↗ x.com“$ETH back above 1800$ and potentially expanding on a super-clear Power of 3.”
Posted at $1,890. Ether's lowest close after that was $1,841 (−2.6%) on 18 July, and it held above $1,800 through a quiet August. Then it rose to $2,775 (+46.8%) on 22 September. It is at $2,608 (+38.0%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“$ETH back above 1800$ and potentially expanding” — @AltCryptoGems on X↗ x.com“BITCOIN got rejected once again below $65K, but you might be surprised to know I’m starting to turn bullish again after months.”
Posted at $62,279. Sjuul expected one more dip first, to complete a three-drive pattern. That dip never came: Bitcoin never closed lower after this post. It rose to $86,597 (+39.0%) on 22 September and is at $84,009 (+34.9%). The extra dip was missed, but the turn to bullish played out.
𝕏 Post“I’m starting to turn bullish again after months” — @AltCryptoGems on X↗ x.com“The bottom date is around the first week of October, not just yet, but getting closer.”
Posted at $60,152, from two time-based cycle measures. Sjuul expected a final drop below the range before the bull run, starting in Q4. The low came the next day instead, at $58,566 (−2.6%) on 1 July, and Bitcoin never closed below $59,000 again. It rose to $86,597 (+44.0%) on 22 September and is at $84,009 (+39.7%). The bottom came three months early, so the timing went against.
𝕏 Post“The bottom date is around the first week of October” — @AltCryptoGems on X↗ x.com“The next liquidity pool is crystal clear on the chart: those poor lows left on the way up, all the way down to $59K.”
Posted at $63,937. In the same thread Sjuul said losing $62,000 would mean a drop to that level. Bitcoin closed below $62,000 two days later, at $60,990 (−4.6%), then reached $59,495 (−6.9%) on 29 June and $58,566 (−8.4%) on 1 July. It is at $84,009 (+31.4%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“all the way down to $59K” — @AltCryptoGems on X↗ x.com“The way forward now that we’ve broken $65K is pretty straightforward: hold that breakout level and the 1H trend, and we should be good to go for a nice rally into the next resistance level at $72K.”
Posted at $66,293. Bitcoin closed back below $65,000 two days later, at $64,445 (−2.8%), and fell to $58,566 (−11.7%) on 1 July. It did not close above $72,000 until 21 August, at $73,021 (+10.1%). It is at $84,009 (+26.7%). The level did not hold, so the call went against.
𝕏 Post“a nice rally into the next resistance level at $72K” — @AltCryptoGems on X↗ x.com“$ETH remains in serious trouble after a double rejection at resistance.”
Posted at $2,022. Sjuul added that he was “simply waiting to see a visit at support”. Ether fell to $1,812 (−10.4%) on 4 June and to $1,566 (−22.6%) on 26 June. It is at $2,608 (+29.0%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“$ETH remains in serious trouble” — @AltCryptoGems on X↗ x.com“If sellers remain in control, that implies a move to the next support level around $70K.”
Posted at $77,258. Later in the same thread Sjuul wrote that losing $70,000 would open the way to $60,000. Both levels came: Bitcoin closed at $66,727 (−13.6%) on 3 June and at $60,855 (−21.2%) on 7 June. It is at $84,009 (+8.7%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“that implies a move to the next support level around $70K” — @AltCryptoGems on X↗ x.com“Taking profit has never been a bad idea, and lower prices might bring some new, incredible opportunities.”
Posted at $81,628, one day after the top of the spring rally at $82,018. In the same thread Sjuul called the rally “A very normal bear market rally”. Bitcoin fell to $58,566 (−28.3%) on 1 July. It is at $84,009 (+2.9%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“Taking profit has never been a bad idea” — @AltCryptoGems on X↗ x.com“If bulls manage to hold that level, we truly have a good chance of breaking above $80K and potentially flying to the next resistance level at $86K.”
Posted at $77,367, with $74,000 as the line to hold. It held: the lowest close was $75,785 (−2.0%) on 30 April. Bitcoin closed above $80,000 on 6 May, at $80,914 (+4.6%), and peaked at $82,018 (+6.0%) on 11 May, short of $86,000. It is at $84,009 (+8.6%). The break above $80,000 played out; $86,000 did not come before the drop.
𝕏 Post“a good chance of breaking above $80K” — @AltCryptoGems on X↗ x.com“there is not much to do other than accept the fact that bears are still in control.”
Posted at $1,982, with Ether back below $2,100. Ether first went the other way: it closed above $2,100 three days later and rose to $2,421 (+22.2%) on 18 April. Then it fell to $1,566 (−21.0%) on 26 June. It is at $2,608 (+31.6%). Both moves happened, so we mark it mixed.
𝕏 Post“bears are still in control” — @AltCryptoGems on X↗ x.com“The bulls have ONE last line of defense: 67K. If this level breaks, the bullish structure is completely destroyed and any chance of revisiting 79K is gone.”
Charted at $71,304; the post went out late that day. Bitcoin broke $67,000 two days later, closing at $66,330 (−7.0%) on 28 March. But $79,000 came back anyway: Bitcoin closed at $79,826 (+12.0%) on 5 May. It is at $84,009 (+17.8%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“any chance of revisiting 79K is gone” — @AltCryptoGems on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated claim against real price, not Sjuul's own scoring. Every quote is verbatim from the post linked on its card. Several quotes come from a single post inside one of his longer threads. Each call is charted at that day's midnight CoinGecko mark. The 26 March post went out at 21:36 UTC; the next day's mark was $68,727. On 31 March he had already said the cycle bottom should come “around the beginning of October”; we chart the 30 June version. The posts we could retrieve start on 26 March. The “$1,000 in” line on each card assumes buying on the day. On the bearish cards it shows what a buyer would have lost or made, not what Sjuul said to do.
Sjuul's X posts are free to read. Much of the account is paid promotion. Here is what we found.
Sjuul founded Kollect Agency, which describes itself as a “marketing, investment & consultancy agency for the Web3 space”. His own site offers brands promotion to his audience and claims “500+” clients and “20+” project advisory roles.
His “Market Pitstop” videos are “powered by @BybitEU”. He posts Bybit referral links for a trading fee discount, and promotions for LBank and the OKX Card.
From March to October we counted over a hundred posts naming a small token with its contract address. Most do not say whether they are paid. Treat them as promotion, not analysis.
His monthly Substack newsletter is free.
“Taking profit has never been a bad idea, and lower prices might bring some new, incredible opportunities.”
12 May 2026 · played out“I’m starting to turn bullish again after months.”
14 Jul 2026 · played out“The bottom date is around the first week of October, not just yet, but getting closer.”
30 Jun 2026 · went againstQuotes transcribed from his own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
Sjuul posts a Bitcoin chart thread on X every week, plus a free monthly Substack newsletter and the AltCryptoCast podcast.
Sjuul Follings, who posts on X as @AltCryptoGems to about 472,000 followers. He is a crypto key opinion leader and founder of AltCryptoCast, AltCryptoTalk and Kollect Agency, and says he is based in Dubai.
On our sample of twelve dated calls from 26 March to 14 August 2026: seven played out, one is mixed, four went against. His bearish calls in May and June were good. His call for a cycle bottom in October, and two calls for one more range or one more drop, were not.
Yes, in part. His videos are sponsored by Bybit EU, he posts exchange referral links, and his own site offers promotion to brands. He also runs Kollect Agency, a Web3 marketing agency. Many token posts on his account carry no paid label.
A chart pattern in three phases: price moves sideways while buyers build positions, then makes a fake move the wrong way, then moves hard the other way. Sjuul uses it often, for Bitcoin, Ether and small tokens.
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Informational and educational analysis based strictly on publicly available materials: Sjuul's public X posts and profile, his own website and newsletter, and the sources linked on each call. Not financial or investment advice. Figures are approximate and change constantly. Spotted an error, or are you Sjuul? Submit a correction →
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