Hsaka
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| handle | @HsakaTrades |
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| role | trader |
| known for | perpetual futures commentary, meme laced market calls, longevity across cycles |
Hsaka is a pseudonymous trader active since 2017 whose charts, one liners, and perp market reads have made "Hsaka tweeted" shorthand for a market moving post on Crypto Twitter.
Hsaka is a pseudonymous trader and market commentator who has posted on X as @HsakaTrades since December 2017, making the account one of the longest continuously respected trading voices on Crypto Twitter. Profile trackers place the account around 600,000 followers as of mid 2026, with a bio reading "I trade, I drink your milkshake." Nothing reliable is publicly known about the person behind the account, and no credible reporting has identified them.
Trading style
Hsaka's output blends technical reads with memes: annotated charts of orderbook depth, liquidation cascades, and cross exchange pricing on venues like Binance, OKX, and Hyperliquid, delivered with a dry humor that separates the account from conventional signal sellers. Profiles by CoinLaunch describe a focus on perpetual futures and note the account as an early public supporter of Hyperliquid. Unlike trench era callers, Hsaka rarely promotes small tokens; the account's influence operates at the level of majors and market structure, which is precisely why memecoin traders in the trenches watch it for regime signals, treating a bullish Hsaka chart as permission to take risk further down the curve.
Influence
The account's longevity is its own credential. Hsaka posted through the 2018 bear, the March 2020 crash, the 2021 mania, and the FTX collapse, during which the account publicly condemned Sam Bankman-Fried's post collapse media tour in November 2022. Because the account goes quiet for stretches and returns near turning points, "Hsaka is posting again" is treated as a soft market indicator, a running joke with the structure of a top signal and bottom signal. Screenshots of Hsaka one liners circulate as Crypto Twitter proverbs, and the account is a fixture of every list of trading accounts worth following, an institution in a scene where most callers last one cycle. In the vocabulary of the trenches Hsaka is often held up as the opposite of a paid KOL: an account whose reputation rests on charts aging well rather than on placements.