Rowan Hale
Rowan edits the prediction pages: the structure of each page, the wording around the numbers, and the checks that stop the text drifting from the data. The name is a pen name for the person running CoinPredict, chosen so a public editorial voice does not double as a personal identity.
What the editor reviews
- That every figure in a sentence matches the snapshot it was built from, and that no figure was typed by hand.
- That a forecast the model could not support is either hidden by its gate or shown as neutral — never dressed up.
- That each page carries its update time, a byline, the methodology link and the risk disclaimer.
- That corrections are made in the data pipeline, so the page and every page built on it stay consistent.
How we stay independent
No advertiser, exchange or project has any say over a forecast, a hit rate, an analysis or a page edit. There are no ads or affiliate links on the site today; when they arrive they will be labelled and kept away from the numbers.
The track record is generated from graded prediction rows. It is not curated, and losses are not hidden, because a record that can be corrected is not a record.
The job is mostly subtraction. When a page can say a range in one sentence, it should, and when a claim cannot be supported by stored numbers it does not ship.
Corrections
If a number on this site contradicts another, write to hello@coinpredict.net with the page and what you expected. Corrections are made where the data is produced, never by editing the page text.
Recently reviewed
- How to read a CoinPredict price prediction Guides · 24 Oct 2026
- Why every call is graded in public Guides · 24 Oct 2026
The forecast pages themselves are generated from stored data, so the review is about the data and the wording, not about typing numbers: methodology, track record, about.