I Ching Coin · Three Coin Method
I Ching Three-Coin Method
The three-coin I Ching method turns six coin tosses into a hexagram. Each completed toss is one line, built from the bottom upward; values 6 and 9 are changing lines.
Three-Coin Method
Cast six lines, bottom to top
Each toss uses three fair browser-crypto bits. Heads/yang count as 3, tails/yin as 2, producing 6, 7, 8, or 9. Repeat six times from the bottom upward; a line is sealed only after its browser-session write succeeds.
Casting in progress
Line 1 of 6 · forming the lower trigram
All three coins remain together until you release them.
How the coin method works
- Three independent coin faces are generated with browser Web Crypto.
- Yang/head contributes 3 and yin/tail contributes 2.
- The total becomes 6, 7, 8, or 9.
- Repeat six times, with the first result as the bottom line.
- 6 and 9 move; reversing those lines derives the relating hexagram.
What you get
The free result includes the full six-line figure, primary hexagram number and name, changing-line positions, a relating hexagram when one exists, and an original basic interpretation of the hexagram themes. It does not require sign-in, payment, or AI.
A generated line cannot be edited. Use New reading only when you intentionally want to discard the entire browser-session reading and start again.
Understanding a three-coin reading
Start with the primary hexagram as the main pattern. If moving lines appear, note where change occurs before looking at the relating hexagram. The relating figure is a second structural reference, not a guaranteed outcome.