@TheBTCTherapist
A pseudonymous X account that has been bullish on Bitcoin in every post we read. Buying when it said so paid: Bitcoin rose from $64,984 on 15 July to $86,597 on 22 September. The short deadlines did not: “$90,000 bitcoin by end of week” on 21 September, and “$100K by end of October” on 6 October, with Bitcoin at $82,701 ten days before that deadline.
In short. The Bitcoin Therapist posts on X as @TheBTCTherapist to about 264,000 followers. The person behind the account has never been named. On our sample of seven dated Bitcoin posts from 13 June to 6 October, the record is 1 played out, 3 went against, 3 open. The 15 July call for a big move up played out. The 13 June “Bottom is in” came before a lower low on 1 July, and the calls for $90,000 within a week and within a day went against. Calls for $100K, for $100K by the end of October and a 12-month buy call are open.
The Bitcoin Therapist has been on X since July 2021 and has about 264,000 followers and more than 41,000 posts. The account does not give a real name; the bio reads only “Follow the money”. In April 2024 The Coin Republic called it “an anonymous writer of a Bitcoin (BTC) Newsletter”; we found no newsletter that is live today.
The account posts several times a day: market memes, “JUST IN” headlines, quote-posts of prediction-market accounts and short calls. Every post we read was bullish on Bitcoin. Our rule: we chart posts on Bitcoin that name a level, a deadline or a clear direction, and we chart each theme once, at its earliest post in our sample. The account wrote “Bottom is in” on 13 June, 25 June, 20 July and 8 August; we chart 13 June. Posts that only ask a question or repeat a headline are left out.
Twice the account added “(will delete if wrong)” to a call: “bottom is in.” on 25 June and “$90,000 bitcoin by end of week.” on 21 September. Both missed, and both posts were still up when we captured them on 21 October.
Our sample is the 840 posts that X search returned for the account from 13 June to 20 October 2026. X search returned nothing for earlier months on 21 October, so posts from 26 March to 12 June are not covered. We did not read replies.
Sources: x.com/TheBTCTherapist (captured via api.fxtwitter.com) · The Coin Republic · CoinGecko
Always bullish, often on a deadline. The Bitcoin Therapist argues from sentiment (“Everyone is so bearish”), from institutions (BlackRock, JP Morgan, Fidelity) and from a power-law chart with a support line and a “fair value” far above price. The long view, that Bitcoin was cheap near $60,000, worked out over the summer. The short-dated targets — $90,000 within a week, $90,000 within a day, $100K by the end of October — have each been missed or are behind.
Bullish in every post we read. On 6 October the account called “$100K by end of October”, an all-time high by the end of the year and $200K in 2027. On 13 October it wrote “$100,000 feels closer than ever.”
Seven dated posts from @TheBTCTherapist, all on Bitcoin, each captured verbatim from X and charted against real price. The tally is 1 played out, 3 went against, 3 open. The 15 July call played out. The 13 June, 21 September and 2 October calls went against. The 19 July, 4 September and 6 October calls are open.
“$100K by end of October. All time high by end of year. $200K bitcoin in 2027. I’m ready to watch the bears cry.”
Posted at 00:27 UTC, at $85,771, which is the highest mark since the post. Bitcoin fell to $81,408 (−5.1%) on 18 October and is at $82,701 (−3.6%). $100K needs a rise of about 21% in the last ten days of October. The year-end and 2027 targets run longer. Open, and behind.
𝕏 Post“$100K by end of October.” — @TheBTCTherapist on X↗ x.com“Bitcoin wants to break $90,000 today.”
Posted at 04:45 UTC, at $84,842. The next day's mark was $84,506 (−0.4%). The highest mark since is $86,490 (+1.9%) on 5 October, and Bitcoin is at $82,701 (−2.5%). It did not break $90,000. Went against.
𝕏 Post“Bitcoin wants to break $90,000 today.” — @TheBTCTherapist on X↗ x.com“$90,000 bitcoin by end of week. (will delete if wrong)”
Posted on a Monday at 03:45 UTC, at $81,169. Bitcoin jumped to $86,597 (+6.7%) the next day, its highest mark of the window, and was at $84,417 (+4.0%) on Sunday 27 September. It never reached $90,000. It is at $82,701 (+1.9%). The post was still up on 21 October. Went against.
𝕏 Post“$90,000 bitcoin by end of week.” — @TheBTCTherapist on X↗ x.com“Buckle up. $100k is closer than it appears.”
Posted at $81,265, quoting a chart post that said Bitcoin “has gone parabolic” after past business-cycle crosses. Bitcoin dipped to $75,590 (−7.0%) on 16 September, reached $86,597 (+6.6%) on 22 September and is at $82,701 (+1.8%). No deadline was given and $100K has not been reached. Open.
𝕏 Post“$100k is closer than it appears.” — @TheBTCTherapist on X↗ x.com“12 months from now you’re going to wish you bought bitcoin at $65,000 and you’re going to regret whatever dumb shit you’re buying right now. Mark my words.”
Posted at $64,796. Bitcoin dipped to $62,773 (−3.1%) on 2 August, then rose to $86,597 (+33.6%) on 22 September. It is at $82,701 (+27.6%). So far buying at $65,000 has paid, but the call runs to July 2027. Open.
𝕏 Post“12 months from now you’re going to wish you bought bitcoin at $65,000” — @TheBTCTherapist on X↗ x.com“We’ve been consolidating at $60,000-$70,000 for the last 5 years. The next move up will be biblical.”
Posted at $64,984. Bitcoin dipped to $62,773 (−3.4%) on 2 August, then left the $60,000–$70,000 range upwards: it closed at $73,021 on 21 August and reached $86,597 (+33.3%) on 22 September. It is at $82,701 (+27.3%). Whether that counts as “biblical” is a matter of taste; the next move was up. Played out.
𝕏 Post“The next move up will be biblical.” — @TheBTCTherapist on X↗ x.com“Bottom is in. Everyone can see it. Stop lying to yourself. The time to accumulate is now.”
Posted at $63,532. On 25 June, at $60,990, the account repeated “bottom is in.” with “(will delete if wrong)”. Bitcoin then made the window's lowest close, $58,566 (−7.8%), on 1 July. It rose to $86,597 (+36.3%) on 22 September and is at $82,701 (+30.2%). Buying that day paid, but the bottom was not in. Went against.
𝕏 Post“Bottom is in. Everyone can see it.” — @TheBTCTherapist on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated level, deadline or direction against real price. Every quote is a verbatim X post, linked on its card and reproduced in full in the verified corpus. Prices are CoinGecko daily marks taken at 00:00 UTC, so a post is measured from the mark at the start of its day, and intraday highs and lows do not show. A “bottom is in” call counts as went against if Bitcoin later closed lower. Our sample starts on 13 June, so earlier calls are not graded. Near-term marks can flip.
The Bitcoin Therapist does not sell a course, a paid group or a newsletter that we could find. The account says it holds Bitcoin and Strategy (MSTR) shares.
On 17 July the account wrote: “I started buying MSTR at $45 in 2024 and have never sold my shares.” and “I am still accumulating btc, mstr and other treasuries companies.” On 6 October it wrote that its highest Bitcoin buy was “over $100,000”. A rising Bitcoin price is good for the account's own holdings.
47 of the 817 own posts in our sample quote posts from the prediction-market accounts @Kalshi and @Kalshi_Crypto. We found no disclosed paid tie to Kalshi.
All posts we read were free. In 2024 The Coin Republic described the account as the writer of a Bitcoin newsletter; we found no live newsletter today.
“Bottom is in. Everyone can see it.”
13 Jun 2026 · Bitcoin closed 7.8% lower on 1 July“$90,000 bitcoin by end of week. (will delete if wrong)”
21 Sep 2026 · the top that week was $86,597; the post is still up“$100K by end of October.”
6 Oct 2026 · Bitcoin was at $82,701 on 21 OctoberQuotes transcribed from their own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
The Bitcoin Therapist posts many times a day on X, mostly short calls, memes and headlines. We graded X posts only.
A pseudonymous Bitcoin account, @TheBTCTherapist on X, with about 264,000 followers. The person behind it has never been named. Every post we read was bullish on Bitcoin.
On our sample of seven dated Bitcoin posts from June to October 2026: one played out, three went against, three are still open. The long view that Bitcoin was cheap near $60,000 worked out. The 13 June bottom call and the short deadlines for $90,000 did not.
Bullish. On 6 October the account called $100K by the end of October, an all-time high by the end of the year and $200K in 2027.
No course, paid group or newsletter that we found. The account says it holds Bitcoin and Strategy (MSTR) shares.
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