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At least I'll always have you guys

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Two different types of gm 😂

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Whoever runs Word5, the donate button doesn’t work.

Dating back to 2021, @Lyn Alden and @npub1r00t...sqe8 have some of the best track records for predictions in the space.

Rational Root — Bitcoin prediction track record

75% flat accuracy over 12 resolved BTC price calls — 9 hit, 3 miss, 0 partial. Proven · scored against the price oracle.

Lyn Alden — Bitcoin prediction track record

75% flat accuracy over 20 resolved BTC price calls — 14 hit, 4 miss, 2 partial. Proven · scored against the price oracle.

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@MartyBent has a decent track record.

Marty Bent — Bitcoin prediction track record

67% flat accuracy over 6 resolved BTC price calls — 3 hit, 1 miss, 2 partial. Established · scored against the price oracle.

Ever wonder how bad Peter Schiff's predictions have been?

Peter Schiff — Bitcoin prediction track record

32% flat accuracy over 11 resolved BTC price calls — 2 hit, 6 miss, 3 partial. Proven · scored against the price oracle.

Ever wonder if a certain Bitcoiner actually called it — or just got lucky once and won't stop reminding you? I built a scoreboard:

Bitcoin Prediction Scoreboard

Bitcoin Prediction Scoreboard

A living, citation-backed tracker of public Bitcoin price calls, scored against a daily price oracle.

Every public BTC price prediction I could find, linked to the exact tweet / podcast timestamp / article, and scored against what Bitcoin actually did. Flat scoring — every resolved call counts the same, no hiding behind "high conviction." (Example: Scaramucci's "$100k by end of 2021" … aged about how you'd expect.) Sources: X, podcasts (incl. audio-only shows transcribed with Whisper, back to 2021), articles, and Nostr — methodology and the raw data are fully open at /sources and /data. It's live and constantly growing. Don't see someone who belongs on there? Reply and I'll dig them up.

I’ve noticed and important emergence of new software engineers — previously held back by the barrier to entry of coding knowledge. Software engineering has always been a way of thinking. AI opened this up to capture a wider group.

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Download open source LLMs like they’ll be illegal tomorrow