About PredictionVerifier
PredictionVerifier is a public record of price predictions made by well-known investors, strategists and crypto commentators. For each prediction we record who said it, where and when, the exact words, a link to the original source and an archived copy, the price when it was said, the target and the deadline, and whether it came true.
Why this exists
Anyone can say that a stock or a coin will reach a certain price. A year later, few people remember what was said or check what happened. PredictionVerifier keeps that record in one place, so that before acting on a price prediction you can see in a few seconds what the same person said before and how it turned out, with a link to the original source.
We report statements, not people. There are no scores, rankings or labels here: only what was said, the rules we used to check it, and the outcome. How to read the record is up to you.
Independence
PredictionVerifier does not accept advertising, sponsorship or payment from the people we track or from their companies, and nobody on the list can pay to have a card added, changed or removed. The same rules apply to everyone, and they are published in full on How we check predictions.
Who writes it
Pages are published under the byline PredictionVerifier editorial. AI tools help us find statements and draft short texts; a human editor checks every card against the original source, enters every price and decides every outcome. How we check predictions describes who does what.
Contact
Write to us or email hello@predictionverifier.com. We read every message.
Suggest a prediction
Know of a public price prediction we have missed? Suggest a prediction. A link to the original source (the video, broadcast, article or post) helps most. We add it if it meets our rules: an asset we cover, a specific target and a specific deadline. This applies to predictions that came true as much as to those that did not.
Report an error
Every prediction page has a “Report an error” link that fills in which card you mean. You can also report an error here or email us. Please tell us what is wrong and, if you can, where the correct information is.
How we handle requests
Why we do not remove cards on request
If the people we track could remove the cards they dislike, this would become a list of the predictions they chose to keep, and it would be of no use to anyone. So a card whose quote is confirmed by the original source stays on the site. Instead, the person has a right of reply: send us a comment and we publish it on the card.
What we do in each case
| Request | What we do | How fast |
|---|---|---|
| The person we quote asks us to remove a card, and the source confirms the quote | We keep the card and offer to publish their comment on it | Reply within 48 hours |
| “Taken out of context” | We re-read the whole source. If the context changes the meaning (a hypothetical scenario, a joke, someone else’s view being retold), the card becomes Void with an explanation on the card. If not, the card stays and we publish the person’s comment | Decision within 14 days |
| The words were said by someone else, or come from a fake account or a manipulated video | We take the card down as soon as we receive the report, before we check, so a false quote is not repeated. If the attribution turns out to be correct, the card comes back | Removed within 24 hours, decision within 14 days |
| A wrong target, deadline, price or date | We correct the card and its “Updated” date changes | Within 7 days |
| The original post was deleted | The card stays. Its source link goes to the archived copy, marked “Original post deleted” | — |
| The person later changed their prediction | The original card stays. The new statement gets its own card, and the two are linked with “Revised later” and “Earlier call” | — |
| A letter from a lawyer | We do not remove anything automatically. We check the facts by the rules above and correct any error we confirm | Reply within 48 hours |
| A copyright complaint about a photo | We remove the photo and show initials instead | Within 24 hours |
| A copyright complaint about a quote | We quote briefly, word for word, with attribution and a link to the source. We respond to the complaint after taking legal advice | As the law requires |
| A prediction of theirs we have missed | We add it under the usual rules | As for any new card |
Corrections are made in the card itself. There is no separate public corrections log.
Disclaimer
Not investment advice. Past predictions, whether they came true or not, do not indicate future results.
PredictionVerifier reproduces short quotes of what people said in public, with a link to the source and an archived copy. It does not assess anyone’s character, qualifications or motives.