When I Started Tracking Bitcoin and Rahu Transits
Three years ago, if you had told me I would be analyzing Bitcoin charts alongside birth charts, I would have laughed. But here we are. And honestly, the overlap between planetary cycles and crypto market behavior is something I cannot ignore anymore.
Let me be clear about something—I am not a financial advisor. I do not trade crypto. I do not have a secret portfolio of altcoins. What I do have is sixteen years of studying planetary transits and a growing collection of observations that keep proving uncomfortably accurate. So take this as an astrologer's perspective, not investment advice.
I started tracking major Rahu transits against Bitcoin's historical price action around 2022, mostly out of curiosity. What I found was interesting enough to keep digging. Major crypto bull runs have had a tendency to coincide with Rahu transiting through signs associated with wealth or technology. And major crashes? Often aligned with Saturn (the planet of regulation, restriction, and reality checks) making hard aspects to those same points.
I am not claiming this is a perfect system. It is absolutely not. Anyone who tells you they can predict Bitcoin's exact price using a birth chart is lying to you. But can macro astrological cycles hint at broader market sentiment—expansion versus contraction, mania versus fear? From what I have seen, yes. They can.
Rahu Basically Created Cryptocurrency
Think about what Rahu represents in Vedic astrology. Illusion. The virtual world. Obsession. Extreme, sudden gains (and equally extreme, sudden losses). Things that exist outside conventional systems. Things that are not "real" in the tangible sense but carry enormous perceived value.
Now think about what Bitcoin is. It is invisible money. It exists as mathematical code running on decentralized computers. It bypasses every bank, every government, every traditional financial structure. There is no physical coin. There is no building you can walk into. Yet people have made—and lost—fortunes on it.
If that is not Rahu incarnated as a financial asset, I do not know what is.
Rahu energy is obsessive, hungry, and fundamentally unrealistic. It makes you believe that this time it is different. That you have found the next Ethereum at two cents. That the Telegram group with 500 people shouting rocket emojis surely knows something the institutional traders do not.
