A public record for people who call things early.
Say it once.Then it stays said.
CalledIt locks the meaning of a forecast before the outcome exists. Your sentence, the reading, and the verdict stay in three separate places. None of them can be edited later.
The lock is a GenLayer transaction. Your wallet signs it. This website does not have a key, and it cannot sign for you.
How a forecast becomes a receipt
- Write a sentence that already contains the date. “Soon” and a bare “Q1” are refused. The chain will not invent a deadline you did not write.
- You sign the lock in your own wallet. The wallet you connected sends the transaction. Validators freeze the subject, the comparison, and the target.
- Only an allowlisted source can close it. A miss stays on the record. Open forecasts are not counted as misses. Accuracy is the whole history, not the calls you choose to show.
“ETH is going crazy soon.”
No number. No date. CalledIt rejects it instead of guessing a price and a quarter for you.
“BTC will trade above $150,000 before December 31, 2027.”
The asset, the direction, the number, and the day are all in the sentence. That is what gets locked.
Where the project goes next
What ships today is the lock, the receipt, and a score that does not hide the losses. Later work is written down so it is not confused with what you can already use.
- Now
- Native and imported forecasts, frozen readings, allowlisted evidence, and a public board.
- Next
- Clearer event types, and a read API that stays a mirror of the contract.
- Not now
- No token, no bond, and no way to delete a forecast you regret.
Before you lock one
Does CalledIt hold my funds or my key?
No. You sign the lock in your wallet. This site stores an index. It cannot move funds and it cannot sign.
Can I delete a bad call?
No. That is the product. You can publish a new forecast. The old one stays.
What if the evidence site is down?
The forecast stays open. Missing evidence is not turned into a win or a loss.
Is an imported post the same as one I type here?
No. An import has to be on an allowlisted site, and the sentence has to appear on that page.