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Commerce · January 21, 2021

votery.net

Crowdsourcing financial forecasts

votery.net launched on January 21, 2021 with 3 votes.

What it does

A voting machine designed to synthesize tactical financial market forecasts from user votes. The data is presented in real-time and is free to access for all, unlike the expensive and often biased advice of financial professionals.

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