@XForceGlobal
A pseudonymous Elliott Wave analyst who counts waves on Bitcoin, Ether and XRP. In spring he was bullish into a fall: on 22 April he wrote that $100,000 was “imminent”, and Bitcoin fell to $58,566 on 1 July. He turned bearish on 5 June, called a bounce on 2 July, the day after the low, and stayed bullish from there. His Bitcoin calls from July to 19 September played out. His Ether targets of 4,000 have not.
In short. XForceGlobal posts Elliott Wave counts on X as @XForceGlobal, and sells paid memberships. On our sample of ten in-window calls the record is 5 played out, 2 open, 3 went against. The best calls are the 2 July bounce and the Bitcoin targets of 70K and 85K. The misses are the spring: 100K “imminent”, a 60K floor that broke, and an Ether target of 4,000 that is still far away.
XForceGlobal is a brand name, also shortened to XFG. We found no real name. His X bio reads “First Korean Certified Elliott Wave Analyst | CEWA (1, 2, 3)” and “Leading TradingView Educator | Wizard Designation”. On 23 August he wrote that he earned his certification from Elliott Wave International. We did not check that certificate with the issuer. In a reply that month he called himself “a dude”, so we say “he”. The account has been on X since 2019.
He posts wave counts with charts on Bitcoin, Ether, XRP and other coins, and weekly videos on YouTube. Many posts are about XRP and an altcoin season, and he says he is an XRP holder. We charted only Bitcoin and Ether calls that take a view on price.
We read every own post from 10 March to 5 October, 227 of them, not counting replies. We charted ten. Most of his posts say where price goes next without a date, so we graded each against what price did in the weeks after.
Sources: x.com/XForceGlobal (captured via api.fxtwitter.com) · linktr.ee/XForceGlobal
Wave counts with a stated invalidation. XForceGlobal labels the waves of a move, sets targets from Fibonacci levels, and names the price that would break the count, such as 70K in late August. When the market goes against him he does not stop at the invalidation; he moves to the next count. That kept him bullish through the spring sell-off, then put him on the right side of the July bounce and the August rally.
Bullish on Bitcoin from March to May 2026, bearish for a few weeks in June, bullish again from July. On 28 September he wrote that once a wave 2 pullback ends, the next target is about 140K. On 5 October he called Ether “so bullish with each day passing”.
Ten dated calls from @XForceGlobal, each captured verbatim from X and charted against real price. The tally is 5 played out, 2 open, 3 went against. He caught the July bounce and the summer rally. He missed the spring sell-off and his Ether target.
“Once this wave 2 ends for #Bitcoin, the next targets should surpass ATH and be around ~$140,000.”
Posted at 21:24 UTC; the day's mark was $84,449. Bitcoin dipped to $83,479 (−1.1%) the next day and is at $86,440 (+2.4%). The target only applies after a wave 2 pullback ends, and he has not said that it has. Open.
𝕏 Post“the next targets should surpass ATH and be around ~$140,000.” — @XForceGlobal on X↗ x.com“$BTC $85,000–$95,000 incoming, very soon.”
Posted at $80,874. Bitcoin reached $86,597 (+7.1%) three days later, on 22 September, inside his range. It has not come near 95K and is at $86,440 (+6.9%). The low end of the range came, and soon. Played out.
𝕏 Post“$BTC $85,000–$95,000 incoming, very soon.” — @XForceGlobal on X↗ x.com“As long as price remains above the $70,000 level, the overall bullish idea remains the same.” … “We could see one final retest of the $74,000 area before we start attacking $80,000 and above.”
Posted at $78,225. Bitcoin never came near 70K. Its lowest mark after the post was $75,590 (−3.4%) on 16 September, close to the 74K retest he allowed for. Then it went above 80K and reached $86,597 (+10.7%) on 22 September. It is at $86,440 (+10.5%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“As long as price remains above the $70,000 level, the overall bullish idea remains the same.” — @XForceGlobal on X↗ x.com“We've neutralized the entire move down 🔥 #ETH looks like it's well on its way to the suggested $4,000+ targets.”
Posted at 23:37 UTC. The chart anchors at $2,327 for 21 August, but the next daily mark, 23 minutes after the post, was $2,515 (+8.1%). Most of that jump came before he wrote, so we do not credit it. From $2,515, Ether reached $2,775 (+10.3%) on 22 September and is at $2,727 (+8.4%). The 4,000 target is still about 47% away. Open.
𝕏 Post“#ETH looks like it's well on its way to the suggested $4,000+ targets.” — @XForceGlobal on X↗ x.com“$BTC Get ready for $70,000 🥷”
Posted at $65,185. Bitcoin first dipped to $62,773 (−3.7%) on 2 August. The first daily mark above 70K came a month after the post, at $73,021 (+12.0%) on 21 August. Bitcoin went on to $86,597 (+32.8%) on 22 September and is at $86,440 (+32.6%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“Get ready for $70,000 🥷” — @XForceGlobal on X↗ x.com“Very interesting, the 1D RSI recorded its lowest reading during this drop vs the entire 2021-2022 bear market.” … “It can still print lows, but it's evident that a sizable bounce is incoming.”
Posted at $59,968, the day after the year's low of $58,566 on 1 July. Bitcoin rose to $64,001 (+6.7%) on 7 July and $66,521 (+10.9%) on 22 July. It never went lower, and it is at $86,440 (+44.1%). Played out.
𝕏 Post“It can still print lows, but it's evident that a sizable bounce is incoming.” — @XForceGlobal on X↗ x.com“Probabilities have shifted dramatically to a macro bearish count where we are now most likely awaiting some kind of wave 2 bounce, or neutralize the entire range to the upside with a wave C of an internal B wave flat.”
Posted at $63,811. He expected a bounce, then lower prices. Bitcoin bounced to $66,293 (+3.9%) on 16 June, then fell to the year's low of $58,566 (−8.2%) on 1 July. The bearish count did not last: by mid-July he expected higher levels again, and Bitcoin is at $86,440 (+35.5%). We grade the near-term call. Played out.
𝕏 Post“Probabilities have shifted dramatically to a macro bearish count” — @XForceGlobal on X↗ x.com“Going exactly as planned after that wave (2) - it's going to be a very bullish summer. $100,000 is imminent at this point.”
Posted at $76,326. Bitcoin peaked at $82,018 (+7.5%) on 11 May, then fell to $58,566 (−23.3%) on 1 July. It has not reached 100K and is at $86,440 (+13.3%). The summer was bearish until August. Went against.
𝕏 Post“$100,000 is imminent at this point.” — @XForceGlobal on X↗ x.com“#Bitcoin is getting more bullish by the day.” … “Accumulation behavior is in play. Even w/ a dip, I don't see it breaking 60K.”
Posted at $69,002. Bitcoin rose to $82,018 (+18.9%) on 11 May, then broke 60K: the mark was $59,727 (−13.4%) on 26 June, and the low was $58,566 (−15.1%) on 1 July. It is at $86,440 (+25.3%). The floor he named did not hold. Went against.
𝕏 Post“Even w/ a dip, I don't see it breaking 60K.” — @XForceGlobal on X↗ x.com“The larger macro idea remains bullish and we will have a secured low regardless. $4,000+ is only a few steps away.”
Posted at $2,035. Ether rose to $2,421 (+19.0%) on 18 April, then fell to $1,566 (−23.1%) on 26 June. Its highest mark since the post is $2,775 (+36.4%) on 22 September, far below 4,000. It is at $2,727 (+34.0%). Ether is up, but the target was not a few steps away. Went against.
𝕏 Post“$4,000+ is only a few steps away.” — @XForceGlobal on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated claim against real price, not the trader's own scoring. Every quote is verbatim and linked on its card. Each call is charted at that day's midnight CoinGecko mark. Two posts went out late in the UTC day, 21 August and 28 September, and their cards say so. We did not chart restatements. On 17 March he wrote that 80K should come before a pullback; Bitcoin pulled back first. On 14 April he gave a “99% chance” of revisiting 80K and even 100K. Both belong to the spring run already charted on 6 and 22 April. We left out the 22 July and 18 September posts, which repeat the cards before them, the 12 September Ether post, which repeats 4,000, and the 31 August post that Ether at 10,000 “is going to happen, eventually”, which has no date. We did not chart XRP or altcoin calls. The “$1,000 in” line under each chart is a buy-and-hold figure from the day of the call; for the bearish 5 June card a rising number means the market went against the title.
XForceGlobal's posts on X and his TradingView ideas are free. Here is how he makes money from them.
His link page lists a Discord membership and a monthly Patreon membership under “Membership Services”, and his X profile location reads “Membership →”. We could not load the Patreon prices, and we could not see inside either group.
Under “Where XFG Trades”, his link page promotes Blofin as the “BEST No KYC Exchange + $5000 Signup Bonus (Exclusive)” through a partner link, and a discount link for a TradingView plan. Sign-ups through these links can pay him.
He writes that he holds XRP: “everyone called me crazy for buying 2,000 days straight” (19 August). We did not chart XRP, but many of his posts promote it and an altcoin season.
“$100,000 is imminent at this point.”
22 Apr 2026 · went against“It can still print lows, but it's evident that a sizable bounce is incoming.”
2 Jul 2026 · played out“$BTC $85,000–$95,000 incoming, very soon.”
19 Sep 2026 · played outQuotes transcribed from his own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
XForceGlobal posts wave counts on X, publishes free chart ideas on TradingView, and posts weekly videos on YouTube. We charted only his X posts.
A pseudonymous Elliott Wave analyst who posts on X as @XForceGlobal, with about 39,000 followers. His bio says he is the first Korean Certified Elliott Wave Analyst and a TradingView educator. He has not published a real name.
On our sample of ten dated calls from 11 March to 28 September 2026: five played out, two are open, three went against. He missed the spring sell-off, called the bounce on 2 July, and his Bitcoin targets since then have played out. His Ether target of 4,000 has not.
Yes. He sells Discord and Patreon memberships, and his link page promotes the Blofin exchange with a sign-up bonus and a TradingView discount. He also says he holds XRP.
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