About Callsight
Callsight (getcallsight.com) is an independent record of what finance and crypto YouTubers predict, and of what then happened. It measures statements, not people.
What it does
Each prediction found in a tracked YouTube channel’s videos becomes a dated claim: the speaker’s exact words, a link to the second they were said, and the instrument or economic figure they were about. A language model finds the candidate predictions in each video, and the words shown are cut from the video’s own captions, never copied from the model. Code, not opinion, then checks each claim at the same fixed windows — from thirty days to five years — against market prices and official economic data, and every hit rate is published beside the base rate it has to beat. The rules are the same for every channel and are published in full.
Why
Millions of people take financial cues from YouTube, and almost nobody keeps score in a way you can check. A memorable call is remembered; the forty that followed it are not. Callsight keeps all of them, so that anyone can see how a channel’s calls turned out, claim by claim, and check each one against the video it came from.
Who publishes it
Callsight is an independent project based in Vietnam. It is not affiliated with any of the channels it measures, with any broker or exchange, or with any company whose shares or coins appear here.
Independence
Callsight carries no advertising and sells no data. The ranking is free, including its top. Nothing about a channel’s position can be bought, and no channel measured here is a customer or a partner; if that ever changes, the methodology page will say so before it takes effect.
How the articles are written
Articles on the blog are written by Callsight from the record. Every figure in them is read live from the same data as the rest of the site, every quotation is shown from the record with its link to the video, and drafts may be prepared with the help of AI tools. A person reviews each article before it is published.
Corrections and right of reply
A settled verdict changes only through a published correction or a versioned re-run of the rules, and both leave a record. Anyone can report an error from any claim’s page, and anyone whose words are measured here can ask for a response to be shown beside the measurement. The corrections page says what happens to a report.
What this is not
This is not investment advice. A record of past calls describes the past; it does not say what anyone should buy or sell.