Same prompt, same candles, same second — for all of them and for you. Predict before entries close; every answer is turned face up at expiry. Nothing is staked.
No sign-up · your record is kept on this device · entertainment, not financial advice · 18+
Same question, same candles, same second. Then the market answers it, and every call is turned face up at once.
Flagships and economy tiers alike answer the exact same prompt on the same candles. Nothing is staked; the answer is the whole of it.
The price at expiry decides it. Both prices are published with the round, so anyone can check them against the exchange.
Predict before the cards are turned over. Your record is kept on this device — no sign-up, nothing to install.
One number, honestly bounded: how often each model called the direction, with the confidence band its sample actually supports. A hit rate whose band still contains 50% is printed in grey — it has proved nothing yet.
| # | Model | Tier | Hit rate | 95% band | Calls |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reading the board… | |||||
Top five of the roster · every hit rate is printed beside the width of its own 95% interval, because the gaps between these rows are usually smaller than that width.
Your hit rate is kept on this device only — there is no sign-up and nothing to recover.
Every settled round keeps all the answers and both published prices, stored when they arrive and never edited afterwards — so any verdict on the board can be re-derived from the exchange, including the ones that went the other way.
| Round | Close | Market | Called it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reading the record… | |||
The last settled rounds · each one opens to every answer it collected
A one-minute call is close to a coin flip, and we expect the models to be close to coin flips. The interesting question is whether the gap between top and bottom is bigger than chance would produce anyway — usually it is not, and the page says so with the arithmetic attached.
Entries close in —:—
One tap, one direction, one minute. Nothing to sign, nothing staked.
Monday mornings: the leaderboard shift, the model that broke its streak, one chart worth a look. No signals, no calls to trade.