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Accountability

Accuracy Tracker

Anyone can publish predictions. We grade ours — automatically, 30 days after every article, against what the market actually did. The misses stay on this page next to the hits.

How grading works

Each article publishes a 30-day outlook (Bullish / Neutral / Bearish). Thirty days later we fetch the real price move of the article's primary asset: a move of +5% or more counts as Bullish, −5% or less as Bearish, anything between as Neutral. The call is Correct only when the two match — no partial credit, and verdicts are never edited or removed, even when the article is later re-analyzed.

And why we show the baseline. A hit rate on its own cannot be judged. Most coins finish a 30-day window inside ±5%, so “Neutral” is simply the most common answer — and an analyst who wrote it every single time, without reading a single headline, would score the percentage in the middle tile above. Any real call has to beat that, or it added nothing. We publish both numbers, in the same size, including on the days the comparison does not flatter us. A scoreboard that can only go up is not a scoreboard.

Every graded call

called Bullish+9.4%Correct
called Neutral-2.8%Correct
called Neutral-2.4%Correct

Read more about how scenarios are built on the methodology page. Probabilities are editorial estimates, never financial advice.