Short answer: a BTC price question is a wealth question, so the focus line is the Wealth line (妻財). When Wealth is strong and supported the sign leans up; when it is weak, controlled or void it leans down. Below: how to cast, what each line means, and the judging rules. Entertainment only — hexagrams do not predict markets.
Liuyao (六爻, the Najia or "coin" method) is a form of I Ching divination: you toss three coins six times to build one hexagram, assign each line an earthly branch, an element and one of the "six relatives," then take the line that matches your question — the focus line (yong shen) — and read its strength. A BTC up/down question is a wealth question, so the focus line is always the Wealth line.
Liuyao labels every line with one of the "six relatives." Mapped onto the crypto market, they read like this (a fixed correspondence, not live data):
| Relative | Traditional meaning | BTC market meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Wealth (妻財) | Money, the thing sought | Price and capital itself; the focus line for BTC |
| Offspring (子孫) | Fortune, the source of wealth | Market momentum, bullish sentiment, buy-side energy |
| Officer (官鬼) | Trouble, threat to self | Risk, bad news, regulation and shocks (pressure when strong) |
| Sibling (兄弟) | Peers, wealth-robbers | Bull/bear tug-of-war, competition, volatility and disagreement |
| Parent (父母) | Shelter, documents | The broad market and macro backdrop, policy news, fundamentals |
The common rules are summarised below; the site's readings follow this kind of logic:
| Hexagram condition | Lean |
|---|---|
| Wealth strong, supported by day/month | Leans up |
| Wealth weak, controlled or void | Leans down |
| Wealth moves and changes into support | Strong up |
| Wealth moves and changes into control / void | Peak then pullback |
| Six-clash hexagram | Sharp volatility |
| Six-combine hexagram | Sideways consolidation |
| Self line controls Wealth | Want in, but can't get filled |
Toss three coins six times, build the hexagram from the bottom up, and assign branches via Najia. A BTC price question is a wealth question, so the focus line is Wealth: strong and supported leans up; weak, controlled or void leans down. Entertainment only — it does not predict the market.
The Wealth line is the focus line for money questions. For BTC it represents price and capital itself. Strong and supported by the day or month leans up; weak, controlled or void leans down.
Offspring is the source that generates wealth: market momentum and bullish sentiment. Officer is risk, bad news and regulation; too strong signals pressure.
The focus line (yong shen) is the single line that stands for what you ask about. Liuyao classifies questions by topic, and any money question uses the Wealth line, so a BTC question takes Wealth.
A six-clash hexagram signals sharp, reversing volatility; a six-combine hexagram signals sideways consolidation. They describe rhythm, not direction.
Old yin and old yang are moving lines that flip to the opposite; the hexagram they form is the changed hexagram. Wealth changing into support leans strongly up; into control or void often means a peak then pullback.
The self line stands for you. When it controls Wealth, the classic reading is wanting to get in but not being able to — a mismatch of intent and timing.
This site claims no accuracy rate. Hexagrams do not predict markets and the content is entertainment only. Crypto is high risk; do your own research and consult a professional.
Tradition says one question per casting and that repeating the same question insincerely muddies the reading. This site is entertainment, so play freely, but ask with intent.
BaZi and Zi Wei read a birth chart for a long-term life reading. Liuyao casts a hexagram in the moment for one specific question — a short-term reading — which is why it suits asking about BTC at a given time.
Better to try than to read. Toss three coins and cast a hexagram for BTC right now: