Not financial, legal, or tax advice
Veridian’s forecasts, explanations, scores, alerts, and market comparisons are general informational research. They do not account for your objectives, financial situation, experience, location, or risk tolerance and are not a recommendation to buy, sell, hold, or enter any contract or asset.
Consult qualified professionals where appropriate before making financial, legal, tax, or regulatory decisions.
Probabilities are not promises
A 70% forecast still implies a meaningful chance of the opposite outcome. Forecasts can be wrong because evidence is incomplete, sources are delayed or inaccurate, markets change, models fail, or unexpected events occur. Confidence labels describe the system’s assessment of its evidence; they are not guarantees.
Trading can cause substantial losses
- Prediction-market contracts can expire worthless and may be illiquid or difficult to exit.
- Crypto assets are volatile and may face custody, venue, technology, and regulatory risks.
- Leveraged or perpetual products can magnify losses and may be liquidated rapidly.
- Fees, spreads, slippage, taxes, outages, and execution delays can materially change an apparent opportunity.
Never trade money you cannot afford to lose. You remain solely responsible for any account, order, position, or decision you make.
Track records and third-party data
Past forecast performance does not ensure future results. Metrics can vary by sample size, category, horizon, and scoring method. Third-party market prices, news, research, benchmarks, and venue data may be delayed, unavailable, or incorrect. References to a venue or benchmark do not imply endorsement.
Availability and jurisdiction
Features may be changed, limited, or unavailable without notice. You are responsible for determining whether prediction markets, crypto trading, or related services are lawful and appropriate in your jurisdiction and for complying with venue terms and applicable law.
Use your own judgment
Veridian is one input among many. Review the underlying question, resolution terms, sources, market liquidity, and your own constraints before acting. If a forecast, receipt, or market view appears inconsistent, do not rely on it and contact support.