Call it before it happens. Prove it forever.
Stamp any prediction to the Bitcoin blockchain: a free, public timestamp that proves you called it before it happened. Impossible to fake or backdate. The only “I called it” that actually holds up.
No account · no wallet · anchored via OpenTimestamps
Your words are hashed and anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain: free, public, and impossible to fake or backdate.
How to stamp a prediction to the Bitcoin blockchain
Write your call
Any prediction: a coin, a score, a headline, a hot take. Be specific enough that everyone will know if you were right.
We seal it to Bitcoin
Your exact words are hashed (SHA-256) and anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain via OpenTimestamps. Permanent, public, impossible to edit or backdate.
Prove it, forever
Share the receipt now to call your shot; reveal it when you're right. Anyone can verify the timestamp themselves, with no account and no trusting us.
Why it matters
Crypto is wall-to-wall with “I called it” screenshots, and almost all of them are fake, cropped, or backdated. That's why nobody believes them anymore.
A Proof of Call is the opposite. It's like calling your shot in front of a witness who can't be bribed or edited: the Bitcoin blockchain. Make the call, seal it, and when you're right, the receipt does the arguing for you.
Learn more
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Why 'I called it' screenshots are worthless, and the one way to prove a call that can't be faked or backdated.
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Anchor any text to the Bitcoin blockchain in seconds with OpenTimestamps, and verify it yourself later.
Read more →Frequently asked questions
How do I prove I predicted something first?
Is this a free blockchain timestamp?
How is this different from screenshotting my prediction?
Can I timestamp any text, or just crypto calls?
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Do I have to trust Sentari?
When is it confirmed on Bitcoin?
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