Real historical candles. Guess the next direction. 3 seconds each.
Five prices flash for 4 seconds. Type them back.
Three actors make BTC calls every 4 hours: you, the algorithm, and the influencers. When the window closes, everyone gets graded against the actual price move. The site's job is to show who is actually right — you, a machine, or the crowd.
It reads four lenses — Narrative (F&G), Regime (macro), Structure (MAs and range), Fundamentals (BTC dominance) — and blends them into one call. The algorithm is not promised to be right. It is promised to be graded.
We scan CoinDesk and The Block RSS feeds. When a headline contains a named person, a Bitcoin price target, and a direction, it's promoted into the claims feed. Every claim is graded at its deadline. Hits and misses both stay up forever.
Every prediction you lock in carries a confidence rating (1–5 stars) and an XP stake (10 / 50 / 100). Correct calls win XP proportional to confidence × stake. Wrong calls lose the stake. XP drives your rank — Iron up to Diamond.
No. NFA. It's a paper game about whose calls are most accurate. Nothing here is a trade signal.