@ZAYKCharts
A pseudonymous chart account that names a pattern and a target: flags, wedges, trendlines and triangles. On Bitcoin it has called both ways within ten days. “Next Target will be 90K” on 6 May came before a 27.6% fall, while “bears are starting to take control” on 16 May came at $79,069, before Bitcoin fell to $58,566.
In short. ZAYK Charts posts on X as @ZAYKCharts to about 29,000 followers and does not name the person behind the account. Most posts are altcoin breakout setups; Bitcoin and Ethereum come up a few times a month. On our sample of nine posts from 6 May to 7 October — six on Bitcoin, three on Ethereum — the record is 4 played out, 2 went against, 3 open. The 16 May bearish turn, the 12 June Ethereum dip-then-fly call, the 14 July falling-wedge post and the 20 August Ethereum breakout played out. The 6 May 90K target and the 18 June 57K target did not.
The account @ZAYKCharts dates from September 2021 and has about 29,000 followers. Its bio reads “Join Telegram For Regular #Crypto Analysis” and links the Telegram channel t.me/ZaykCharts, which posts the same charts. Payment and sales posts on that channel name @Mr_Zayk as the contact. We found no real name and no press coverage of its Bitcoin or Ethereum calls.
Its method is classic chart patterns: bear and bull flags, falling and rising wedges, descending channels and trendline breaks, usually with one target. Many posts are conditional — a breakout “could” send price somewhere — and the same setup is often posted several times over days or weeks. Follow-up posts quote the original and report the move as profit, such as “+24% profit so far” on 5 June.
This page grades Bitcoin and Ethereum posts only. X search returned nothing for this account, so the reading list is its profile feed (753 of its own posts) and the Telegram channel. We charted posts that name a target or say a move has started, and when a setup was posted more than once we charted the first X copy. We left out altcoin calls, which make up most of the feed, posts that only say a move is coming without a direction, and posts that grade the account's own earlier calls.
Sources: x.com/ZAYKCharts (captured via api.fxtwitter.com) · t.me/s/ZaykCharts · CoinGecko
One pattern, one target. ZAYK Charts draws a shape and gives a number. That worked best on turns: it called Bitcoin weak on 16 May near the top of the range, and its 12 June Ethereum post caught the last dip before a 66% rise. It is weaker on targets: the 90K and 57K Bitcoin targets were never reached on our daily marks, and its 6 September Ethereum target of $2,780 was missed by a few dollars before Ethereum fell back. The account's own follow-up posts report these moves as wins, so read its scorecards with care.
Both ways. Bullish in early May, bearish from mid-May to the end of June, bullish from July to September, and bearish again from 3 October.
Nine dated posts from @ZAYKCharts — six on Bitcoin, three on Ethereum — each captured verbatim from X and charted against real price. The tally is 4 played out, 2 went against, 3 open. The 16 May bearish turn, the 12 June Ethereum dip call, the 14 July falling-wedge post and the 20 August Ethereum breakout played out. The 6 May 90K target and the 18 June 57K target went against. The 24 August $150K target, the 6 September $2,780 Ethereum target and the 7 October $75K target are open.
“$BTC RISING WEDGE BREAKDOWN AS EXPECTED The setup is playing out perfectly Next Target:$75K”
Posted at $85,540, quoting its own 3 October post that warned of a rising wedge. The 7 October mark was Bitcoin's highest since. It sits at $81,512 (−4.7%), its lowest mark since the post. $75,000 has not been reached and no date was given — open.
𝕏 Post“RISING WEDGE BREAKDOWN AS EXPECTED” — @ZAYKCharts on X↗ x.com“Bulls keep defending the rising trendline while price continues testing $2540 resistance Breakout confirmation could send ETH toward $2,780”
Posted at $2,480. On 12 September the account posted “BREAKOUT FAILED” about a separate Ethereum triangle it had shared the day before. Ethereum dipped to $2,397 (−3.3%) on 16 September, then reached $2,775 (+11.9%) on 22 September — a few dollars short of $2,780 on our daily marks. It sits at $2,426 (−2.2%). The target was not reached and no date was given — open.
𝕏 Post“Breakout confirmation could send ETH toward $2,780” — @ZAYKCharts on X↗ x.com“$BTC showing strong weekly momentum, but volume needs to step in now. If volume comes in,$150K remains the bigger target”
Posted at $77,712. Bitcoin dipped to $75,590 (−2.7%) on 16 September, then rose to $86,597 (+11.4%) on 22 September. It sits at $81,512 (+4.9%). A long-range target with no date — open.
𝕏 Post“$150K remains the bigger target” — @ZAYKCharts on X↗ x.com“#ETH has finally cleared the multi-month trendline and is showing strong momentum. The bigger move may have just started”
Posted at $2,252. Ethereum never closed lower after the post. It rose to $2,775 (+23.2%) on 22 September, then gave back most of the gain. It sits at $2,426 (+7.7%). The move came — played out.
𝕏 Post“The bigger move may have just started” — @ZAYKCharts on X↗ x.com“#Bitcoin is currently testing the lower boundary of a multi-month Falling Wedge RSI is showing a bullish divergence, hinting that downside momentum may be weakening”
Posted at $62,279. The post gave no target, only a bullish read at support. Bitcoin never closed lower after it and rose to $86,597 (+39.0%) on 22 September. It sits at $81,512 (+30.9%). On 23 September the account quoted this post: “From $62K to $87K+”. Played out.
𝕏 Post“downside momentum may be weakening” — @ZAYKCharts on X↗ x.com“$BTC Bearish Flag breakdown confirmed Eyes on $57K”
Posted at $64,445. Bitcoin fell to $58,566 (−9.1%) on 1 July but never reached $57,000 on our daily marks. It then rose to $86,597 (+34.4%) on 22 September and sits at $81,512 (+26.5%). Posts on 24 and 27 June said the flag had played out. The drop came, the target did not, and the next big move was up — went against.
𝕏 Post“Eyes on $57K” — @ZAYKCharts on X↗ x.com“Dont be surprised if $ETH takes one more dip before flying”
Posted at $1,672. Ethereum dipped to $1,566 (−6.3%) on 26 June, its lowest mark in our window, then rose to $2,775 (+66.0%) on 22 September. It sits at $2,426 (+45.1%). Both parts came in order — played out.
𝕏 Post“one more dip before flying” — @ZAYKCharts on X↗ x.com“$BTC Trendline Breakdown Playing Out As Expected #BTC has officially lost the major 4H trendline support and bears are starting to take control”
Posted at $79,069, ten days after the 90K post. Bitcoin did not close higher until 28 August and fell to $58,566 (−25.9%) on 1 July. It sits at $81,512 (+3.1%). The bearish turn played out.
𝕏 Post“bears are starting to take control” — @ZAYKCharts on X↗ x.com“$BTC +7% Profit So Far,Since Breakout Next Target will be 90K”
Posted at $80,914, quoting its own 28 April “Fakeout or Breakout?” post. Bitcoin's best later mark before the summer fall was $82,018 (+1.4%) on 11 May; it then fell to $58,566 (−27.6%) on 1 July. Its highest mark since is $86,597 (+7.0%), so $90,000 has not been reached. It sits at $81,512 (+0.7%). Went against.
𝕏 Post“Next Target will be 90K” — @ZAYKCharts on X↗ x.comOutcomes are our read of the stated claim against real price, not the account's own scoring; its follow-up posts often report a move as profit before or without the target being reached. Every quote is a verbatim X post, linked on its card and reproduced in full in the verified corpus; emojis and hashtags at the end are left out. 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. The “$1,000 in on their call” line assumes buying on the post date; for the bearish 16 May, 18 June and 7 October cards, that line is not a short. Near-term marks can flip.
ZAYK Charts sells a paid Telegram group and posts referral links for a prop-trading firm and an exchange. Here is what we found.
The Telegram channel sells access to a paid group. A 17 October “WEEKEND SALE” post listed 35 USDT a month, 50 USDT for three months and 125 USDT for life, with @Mr_Zayk as the contact. A 1 September post reported its own August results as “Success Rate: 95%”. We did not audit the paid calls.
Posts on 16 September and 15 October promote the Breakout prop-trading firm with a referral link and “Code ZAYK for 5% off your first eval”.
A 21 August post, “BloFin × Zayk”, offers bonuses to users who sign up to the BloFin exchange through the account's link.
“bears are starting to take control”
16 May 2026 · before a 25.9% fall“Next Target will be 90K”
6 May 2026 · Bitcoin fell instead“Dont be surprised if $ETH takes one more dip before flying”
12 Jun 2026 · the last dip before a 66% riseQuotes transcribed from their own public sources; stated views, not recommendations.
ZAYK Charts posts chart images on X and the same charts on its Telegram channel. We graded X posts only.
A pseudonymous X account, @ZAYKCharts, with about 29,000 followers. It posts chart-pattern setups for Bitcoin, Ethereum and many altcoins, runs a Telegram channel and sells a paid group. The person behind it is not named; sales posts give @Mr_Zayk as the contact.
On our sample of nine dated Bitcoin and Ethereum posts from May to October 2026: four played out, two went against, three are still open. Its calls on the direction did better than its price targets.
Both. It was bullish in early May, bearish from mid-May to June, bullish from July to September and bearish again in October.
Yes. It sells a paid Telegram group, priced from 35 USDT a month in a 17 October sale post, and posts referral links for the Breakout prop firm and the BloFin exchange.
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Informational and educational analysis based strictly on publicly available materials: dated X posts captured from X's public endpoints, public Telegram posts and the sources linked on each call. Not financial or investment advice. Figures are approximate and change constantly. Spotted an error, or are you ZAYK Charts? Submit a correction →
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