NOCAPY tracks the public predictions of financial creators and the edits they make to those predictions afterwards. A permanent record, independent of the platforms where the predictions originally lived.
YouTube · 0 subscribers · published 2026-06-01
TSLA will hit $250 by end of February 2026.
The prediction. Published 2026-06-01 04:24 UTC. TSLA closed at $402.51 on 2026-02-27.
Hit · accuracy 1.00Despite a perfectly accurate prediction, the creator edited the video four times within twenty minutes — retroactively rewriting their own track record.
NOCAPY caught all five revisions in real-time.
Reverting to a prior visibility does not erase the record. Each snapshot is preserved permanently in MongoDB Atlas.
A creator with 90% accuracy and a long tamper log is not more trustworthy than one with 80% and a clean record. Most tools paper this over with a single composite. NOCAPY publishes the three signals side by side — concrete counts, no weights, no hidden math.
Quantified target hits + halfway moves over resolved predictions
(hit_100 / total and hit_50 / total).
Concrete counts, never weighted into a composite.
Starts at 100. Every silent edit, deletion, or pinned-comment swap drops it. The full tamper log is public and timestamped per creator.
Years of public financial commentary in our corpus. 200 predictions across 8 years is a very different signal than 200 across 8 months.
NOCAPY currently focuses on stock, crypto, and macro market calls. Andrew Madson teaches data infrastructure — outside our scope, for now.
Each row is one creator's track record on one prediction type — quantified (with an explicit price target like "PLTR will hit $25") or directional (just an up-or-down call). A creator whose quantified row is dominated by the "halfway" band is consistently setting targets the market only half-reaches — the magnitude-inflation pattern no other tool surfaces.
dir. correct — direction matched what actually
happened by target date.
dir. wrong — direction was wrong.
hit target — asset's price actually touched the
predicted level within the window.
halfway — moved at least halfway toward the
level, but didn't fully hit.
miss — never reached even halfway to the
predicted level.
Live data, drawn directly from MongoDB through Atlas Charts. Every number on this page comes from the same scoring methodology; see Open methodology in our README.
Try: "Tell me about Meet Kevin." · "Who's bullish on NVDA right now?" · "Has demofinance123 tampered with their TSLA prediction?"
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We're tracking 100+ financial creators. Want one we're not? Drop the handle and your email. Coverage is prioritized by request volume — once a creator tops the queue, we ingest their public predictions, run them through our methodology, and email you the report.