@Washigorira
Titan of Crypto is a pseudonymous chart analyst who posts Bitcoin and Ether charts to about 139,000 followers on X as @Washigorira. Their short-term Ichimoku targets hit again and again: the $60.7K and $59.1K pools in June, $65K in July, Ether's $1,850 and the $62,400 Kijun. Their big summer call missed. On 1 July, the day of the window's lowest close, they mapped a relief rally to $70K followed by a final drop to $45K–49.5K. The rally came; the drop did not.
In short. Titan of Crypto posts as @Washigorira. On our sample of thirteen calls from 15 June to 3 October the record is 7 played out, 3 open, 3 went against. Most hits are short-range Ichimoku and liquidity targets a few percent away, often reached within days. The misses are the bigger calls: a June breakout target that came only after a 10.9% fall, and a June–July roadmap to $45K–49.5K that never played out. Since late August they have called the cycle bottom in, and their October targets are still open.
The @Washigorira account was opened in May 2019. The display name is Titan, the bio reads “Market Analysis | Trading”, and the location field says “NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE”. NewsBTC calls the account a “pseudonymous seasoned analyst Titan of Crypto (@washigorira)”. We found no interview or public record that names the person behind it, so this page uses they/them. The profile picture is a painted portrait, not a photo.
Their method is the Ichimoku cloud (Tenkan, Kijun, Kumo, SSB) on charts from the daily to the monthly, plus fair value gaps, liquidity pools, the stochastic RSI, the Power Law V2.0 model and fractals of past cycles. They post several times a day, mostly on Bitcoin, and often follow up with a ✔️ or 🎯 when a level is hit.
We read 498 of their own posts from 1 June to 10 October 2026, as far back as their X profile feed reached. X search was not available, so their spring posts are not graded here. In June and July they also wrote that “October 2026 could mark a potential cycle bottom”; by 25 August they said the bottom was already in.
Sources: x.com/Washigorira (own posts) · NewsBTC
Ichimoku levels, one step at a time. Titan names the next level, “Tenkan first 🔴. Kijun next 🔵.”, and comes back to tick it off. They hedge the big calls: the 25 August bottom call opens with “Of course, pullbacks can still happen”. They also like to take credit, as on 26 September: “I sincerely apologize for nailing the bottom once again.”
Bullish. On 1 October they wrote “I believe the odds now favor the bear market being over.” On 10 October they said “the path of least resistance remains higher.” They still flag pullbacks, such as the 3 October call for a dip to $81.1K.
Thirteen dated calls from Titan of Crypto, all from their own X posts, each checked word for word against the post and charted against real price. The tally is 7 played out, 3 open, 3 went against.
“If it fails to do so, a pullback toward the Kijun 🔵 around $81.1K becomes likely.”
Posted at $84,506. Bitcoin rose to $86,490 (+2.3%) on 5 October first. It then fell to $81,686 (−3.3%) on 9 October, 0.7% above $81,100, and they posted “$81.1K hit” that morning. It is at $82,520 (−2.4%). The pullback came. Played out.
𝕏 Post“A pullback toward the Kijun 🔵 around $81.1K becomes likely.” — @Washigorira on X↗ x.com“Expect volatility, chop and traps inside the Kumo. $88K first. $93K SSB next.”
Posted at $84,842. Bitcoin's best close since is $86,490 (+1.9%) on 5 October, below $88,000. It fell to $81,686 (−3.7%) on 9 October and is at $82,520 (−2.7%). Neither $88,000 nor $93,000 has come yet. Open.
𝕏 Post“$88K first. $93K SSB next.” — @Washigorira on X↗ x.com“If ETH can clear this monthly FVG, the chart starts to open up. The next major liquidity sits around $3.4K, then $4.7K, with the ATH above.”
Posted at $2,696. Ether's best close since is $2,726 (+1.1%) on 5 October. It fell to $2,473 (−8.3%) on 9 October and is at $2,489 (−7.6%). The “if” has not been met, and $3,400 is still far off. Open.
𝕏 Post“The next major liquidity sits around $3.4K, then $4.7K” — @Washigorira on X↗ x.com“$82.8K next? BTC has reclaimed the daily Tenkan 🔴 and turned bullish again. Liquidity just above at $82.8K could act as a magnet.”
Posted at $81,265. Bitcoin fell to $75,590 (−7.0%) on 16 September first. It then closed at $86,597 (+6.6%) on 22 September, its highest close of the window. It is at $82,520 (+1.5%). $82,800 came 18 days later, after a 7% dip. Played out.
𝕏 Post“Liquidity just above at $82.8K could act as a magnet.” — @Washigorira on X↗ x.com“Cycle Bottom is in. Of course, pullbacks can still happen and the monthly candle hasn’t closed yet. Nothing is ever 100% certain in markets.”
Posted at $78,974. Bitcoin's lowest close since is $75,590 (−4.3%) on 16 September, far above the window's low of $58,566 on 1 July. It rose to $86,597 (+9.7%) on 22 September and is at $82,520 (+4.5%). The low has held so far, but a cycle bottom takes longer than six weeks to prove. Open.
𝕏 Post“Cycle Bottom is in.” — @Washigorira on X↗ x.com“BTC lost its Tenkan 🔴 on the daily close. Next logical target: Kijun 🔵 around $62,400, and possibly the lower Kumo boundary if momentum continues.”
Posted at $64,093. Bitcoin's lowest close after the post was $62,773 (−2.1%) on 2 August, 0.6% above $62,400; that day they wrote “BTC finally reached the $62.4K target outlined in my previous post.” It then rose to $86,597 (+35.1%) on 22 September and is at $82,520 (+28.8%). The drop to the Kijun came. Played out.
𝕏 Post“Next logical target: Kijun 🔵 around $62,400” — @Washigorira on X↗ x.com“$1850 next? Ethereum is leading Bitcoin for now. Both Tenkan and Kijun have been reclaimed.”
Posted at $1,699. Ether closed above $1,850 on 15 July, at $1,890 (+11.3%). They then named $1,960 as the next target. Ether closed at $1,953 (+15.0%) on 27 July, when they wrote “All my targets have now been reached.” It first closed above $1,960 on 20 August, at $2,252 (+32.6%). It reached $2,775 (+63.4%) on 22 September and is at $2,489 (+46.6%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“$1850 next?” — @Washigorira on X↗ x.com“As long as the range holds, this remains my preferred scenario for July, with the first target around $65K, followed by $67K-70K.”
Posted at $59,968. Bitcoin closed above $65,000 on 21 July, at $65,185 (+8.7%). Its best July close was $66,521 (+10.9%) on 22 July, 0.7% short of $67,000. It first closed above $67,000 on 20 August, at $69,291 (+15.5%), and is at $82,520 (+37.6%). The first target came in July, the second a month late. Played out.
𝕏 Post“My preferred scenario for July, with the first target around $65K, followed by $67K-70K.” — @Washigorira on X↗ x.com“A relief rally toward ~$70K could be followed by one final move into the $45K–49.5K area before the next bullish cycle begins.”
Posted at $58,566, the window's lowest close. The relief rally came: Bitcoin first closed above $70,000 on 21 August, at $73,021 (+24.7%). The final move to $45,000–$49,500 did not. Its lowest close after the post was $59,968 (+2.4%) on 2 July, and it rose to $86,597 (+47.9%) on 22 September. It is at $82,520 (+40.9%). On 3 August they still wrote “So far, July's rally looks complete.” Went against.
𝕏 Post“$70K → $45K–49.5K → Next bull cycle” — @Washigorira on X↗ x.com“The roadmap is simple from here. Lose $60k, and the next major area of interest would be around $49k.”
Posted at $59,953, already just under $60,000. Bitcoin's lowest close after the post was $58,566 (−2.3%) on 1 July. It never got near $49,000. It rose to $86,597 (+44.4%) on 22 September and is at $82,520 (+37.6%). $60,000 was lost, but the drop to $49,000 never came. Went against.
𝕏 Post“Lose $60k, and the next major area of interest would be around $49k.” — @Washigorira on X↗ x.com“First liquidity pool taken yesterday ✔️ Next liquidity pools: ⏳ $60.7K ⏳ $59.1K”
Posted at 14:09 UTC and charted at that day's midnight mark of $62,662. Bitcoin closed below $60,700 on 26 June, at $59,727 (−4.7%). It closed below $59,100 on 1 July, at $58,566 (−6.5%), the window's lowest close. It then rose to $86,597 (+38.2%) on 22 September and is at $82,520 (+31.7%). Both pools were taken. Played out.
𝕏 Post“Next liquidity pools: ⏳ $60.7K ⏳ $59.1K” — @Washigorira on X↗ x.com“A pullback toward $64,000 looks increasingly likely. As long as the 🔴 Tenkan holds, this remains a standard breakout retest.”
Posted at $65,619. Bitcoin closed at $64,445 (−1.8%) on 18 June, when they posted “$64k pullback done”, and at $62,897 (−4.1%) on 19 June. The retest did not hold: Bitcoin fell to $58,566 (−10.7%) on 1 July. It is at $82,520 (+25.8%). The pullback came. Played out.
𝕏 Post“A pullback toward $64,000 looks increasingly likely.” — @Washigorira on X↗ x.com“$68.6K next? BTC reclaimed both 🔴Tenkan and the downsloping trendline. Eyes on the 🔵 Kijun now.”
Posted at $65,709. Bitcoin's best close after the post was $66,293 (+0.9%) on 16 June. It then fell to $58,566 (−10.9%) on 1 July. It first closed above $68,600 on 20 August, at $69,291 (+5.5%), and is at $82,520 (+25.6%). The fall came first. Went against.
𝕏 Post“$68.6K next?” — @Washigorira on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated claim against real price, not Titan's own scoring. Every quote is verbatim from the post linked on its card. Each call is charted at that day's midnight CoinGecko mark; the posts went out between 07:03 and 15:14 UTC. Titan often marks a target as hit on an intraday wick. We grade on daily closes, so two targets that closed within 0.7% count as reached, and the card says so. The “$1,000 in” line on each card assumes buying on the day.
Titan's X posts are free. Here is what we found.
The X profile has no website link. In the 498 posts we read we found no paid group, newsletter, course or exchange referral link. On 5 September they wrote that there is “Plenty of free value here”, more than some paid “gurus” offer.
On 19 September, calling the bear market over, they wrote “I’m just putting my money where my mouth is.” They did not say how much they hold. Several posts praise Strategy and its Bitcoin buying, with $MSTR and $STRC tags, with no stated position.
“$70K → $45K–49.5K → Next bull cycle”
1 Jul 2026 · went against“Cycle Bottom is in.”
25 Aug 2026 · open“I sincerely apologize for nailing the bottom once again.”
26 Sep 2026 · after the rallyQuotes transcribed from their own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
Titan of Crypto posts on X only. We found no YouTube channel, newsletter, Telegram channel or website in their name.
A pseudonymous chart analyst who posts as @Washigorira on X to about 139,000 followers. The account was opened in May 2019 and the display name is Titan. They give no name or country.
On our sample of thirteen dated calls from 15 June to 3 October 2026: seven played out, three are open, three went against. Their short-range Ichimoku and liquidity targets usually hit. Their June–July roadmap to a final drop to $45,000–$49,500 did not.
Partly. On 24 June they named $59,100 as the next liquidity pool, and Bitcoin closed at $58,566 on 1 July, the window's low. But on that same day they expected one more drop to $45,000–$49,500, and until mid-July they wrote that October could be the cycle low. They called the bottom in on 25 August, at $78,974.
We found no paid group, newsletter or referral link. Their profile has no website. They say they hold Bitcoin but give no size.
Not publicly known, and no credible figure exists. Ignore any specific number you see attached to the name.
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Informational and educational analysis based strictly on publicly available materials: Titan of Crypto's public X posts and profile, a NewsBTC article, and the sources linked on each call. Not financial or investment advice. Figures are approximate and change constantly. Spotted an error, or are you Titan? Submit a correction →
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