Projections that never
move. Results that
never get dressed up.
The weekly forecast is frozen the moment it is issued: a zone, a date, and nothing left to touch. It is checked against the real price within a date window proportional to the horizon, nailing the level should not require nailing the exact day. Every other horizon is refreshed each Sunday as the model recalibrates, an active process, not an old snapshot. This is the full record, hits and misses.
The Record
Verified
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forecasts already checked
Inside the zone
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price ended where estimated
Hit rate
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over the model’s central band
In progress
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forecasts in progress, refreshed weekly
Is it a prediction? No: it is a probability map
Every projection is a probability band: a center (the most likely path according to the model) and two extremes bounding the expected zone. It is not a prediction of the exact price: it is a map of where the market can reasonably be.
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The weekly one freezes
The moment it is issued, the weekly projection’s zone and date are written down and never touched again. No adjusting, no replacing, no deleting when it goes badly. It is checked within a date window proportional to the horizon, ±2 days for the weekly, ±7 for the monthly and the 90-day one, and up to ±15 days for the yearly ones, : it scores a hit on the first daily close inside its zone, and a miss if the whole window passes without one. Longer horizons keep up with the pulse: they are re-centered every Sunday as the model recalibrates.
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One center, two extremes
The model simulates thousands of possible paths and draws the central zone: where the bulk of scenarios land. Price will navigate inside it most of the time, and sometimes it will step out. Stepping out does not break the model: the extremes exist precisely because the market visits them too.
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The record is public, all of it
Every verified projection shows up here, including the missed ones. Almost no one publishing price projections shows their misses; we believe a track record without visible misses is not a track record, it is marketing.
The History
Verified forecasts
The record is at zero, for now
The first forecasts are already in progress. The first verification arrives on August 3, 2026. From then on, every verification will appear here, green or red.
Forecasts in progress
These are the in-progress forecasts that have not reached their date yet. The weekly one is frozen; longer horizons are re-centered every Sunday as the model recalibrates. The exact zones are drawn on the chart, inside the app, depending on your plan.
Inside the app
There are two scoreboards: ours and yours
This page is our exam. Inside the app there is a second scoreboard, and that one is yours.
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Track record: what the model projects
Every live forecast is drawn on the chart with its zone, its countdown and a bar showing how much of its term has been used. From the card itself you can take the chart to its zone without leaving the screen. When its date window closes it is checked and appears here, green or red.
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My plan: what you decide
From the chart, or from an alert zone, you note that you would buy or sell there. It is scored with a single question: had you done it, would you be better off today? A one-second touch on your number, within the day window of your note, is enough (your order would have filled) and from there it is compared with today's price. What never got there does not count: you bought nothing. The scoreboard is recalculated daily and we never ask how much you invest.
BitPulse is an informational and educational tool. Nothing on this page is financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell. Forecasts are statistical estimates from a model: the market can behave very differently from any forecast.
See the forecasts on the chart
Every dated forecast lives drawn on the chart, with its zone and its countdown.