The Bitcoin Fix THE BITCOIN FIX / SuperForecaster

Disclaimer: This site is an independent, amateur project. It tracks the empirical accuracy of public statements for entertainment purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice, and does not reflect total portfolio returns or professional performance.

Predictions are sourced from public media appearances. If a prediction has been misattributed or misinterpreted, use the flag feature to request a review.

Predictions are scored for specificity — bold, precise calls carry more weight than vague directional calls. How scoring works ↓

Prediction Leaderboard

12 forecasters · 732 predictions tracked · Last updated 19 Apr 2026

# Forecaster Resolved Weighted %
1 Michael Howell 23 80.0%
2 Lyn Alden 18 76.6%
3 Jordi Visser 11 * 68.2%
4 Jim Cramer 21 52.8%
5 Luke Gromen 14 * 47.2%
6 Jim Bianco 23 46.0%
7 Stanley Druckenmiller 18 44.8%
8 Michael Burry 17 44.4%
9 Arthur Hayes 17 34.9%
10 Jeff Snider 14 * 13.8%
11 Raoul Pal 14 * 13.2%
12 Peter Schiff 17 11.9%
Weighted % — specificity-score-weighted accuracy. Bold, precise calls carry more weight. Δ — weighted minus simple. Positive = precision pays off. * Fewer than 15 resolved predictions — small sample.

Methodology

How predictions are selected, scored, and resolved.

Inclusion Criteria

A prediction must pass three gates before it enters the database:

  • 1 Clear resolution oracle — a specific, identifiable data source that can objectively confirm or deny the claim (price feed, economic release, etc.).
  • 2 Meaningful condition — not just a directional opinion; a specific threshold or event that can be verified true or false.
  • 3 Stated timeframe — a resolution date or window must be present or clearly implied by the forecaster's statement.

Predictions that fail any gate are excluded entirely — not held as pending.

Specificity Score (1–4)

Each prediction earns one point per gate it clears. This score becomes its weight in the weighted accuracy calculation.

  • +1 Exact numeric threshold (e.g. "Bitcoin above $100,000")
  • +1 Exact date, not just a quarter or year
  • +1 Named, locked oracle (e.g. "BTC-USD on Yahoo Finance")
  • +1 Unconditional — no "if X then Y" clause

A score of 4 is the maximum. Most predictions score 1–2. A bold, precise, unconditional call with a locked oracle scores 4.

Weighted vs Simple Accuracy

Simple accuracy counts correct predictions as a share of total resolved — one prediction, one vote.

Weighted accuracy weights each prediction by its specificity score. Getting a score-4 prediction right contributes four times as much as a score-1 prediction. Getting it wrong subtracts four times as much.

The Δ column shows the difference. A positive Δ means precision pays off for that forecaster — their bold calls are more right than their hedged ones.

Data Sourcing

Predictions are sourced from public statements: interviews, newsletters, podcasts, Twitter, and YouTube. Each prediction links to the original source.

125
Total resolved
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Auto (oracle)
125
Manual (cited)

Oracle-automated resolutions use live price feeds (Yahoo Finance) and economic data (FRED API). Manual resolutions include a cited source and evidence URL. All resolutions are factual records — no editorial judgement is applied.

Lookback Period

The leaderboard tracks predictions from 2018 to the present to ensure relevance to current market regimes.

A small number of earlier predictions exist in the database as historical records but are not the focus of this project. Data coverage and consistency improves significantly from 2018 onwards.