The short answers. For the long ones, see our methodology.
K3vl4r is a free AI forecasting platform for crypto and equities. It runs the Kronos foundation model continuously and publishes price-direction forecasts, confidence bands, and probabilities across multiple horizons. Read more about K3vl4r.
An open foundation model (Kronos) reads recent price history for an asset and generates a probable continuation, candle by candle. For daily and weekly horizons we run it many times to build a confidence band and a bullish probability. Full detail is on our methodology page.
We do not publish an accuracy or track-record number yet, on purpose. We are early and still collecting resolved outcomes, and we won't claim a performance figure until it clears thresholds we set in advance. Short-term price direction is genuinely hard for any model. Treat forecasts as one research input, not a prediction to act on. See how we're validating it.
No. K3vl4r is informational research tooling, not financial advice, and forecasts are scenarios rather than buy/sell recommendations. Please read our risk disclosure and consult a licensed advisor before making investment decisions.
A live watchlist of cryptocurrencies and equities. The public per-symbol pages show 1-hour, 4-hour, daily, and weekly horizons. Browse forecasts by sector or the market heatmap.
Yes — the core forecasts are public and free to view without an account. A free account lets you track symbols, and optional paid tiers add premium features.
The shaded band is a range of modelled outcomes for that asset and horizon — a wider band means more uncertainty. It is not a guarantee that price stays inside it, and we are actively working on calibration. Details on the methodology page.
KVL is a utility credit — like a coupon or redemption unit for K3vl4r features. You earn it with a paid plan and spend it on premium AI, tips, and perks. It is not a crypto investment, a security, or a claim on the company, and carries no promise of value, return, or buyback — see how KVL works and the risks in our risk disclosure.