Introduction
BV-7X story, edge, and links to the core docs.
BV-7X — Web4 prediction market
BV-7X is a Web4 prediction market powered by on-chain intelligence that manages autonomous capital. Every day at 22:00 UTC, it publishes a deterministic Bitcoin call on a 7-day horizon. That intelligence currently shows a 61% edge in predicting Bitcoin’s 7-day direction, and the edge is climbing.
BV-7X was built by Mischa0x, the founder of bitvault.finance, a structured credit facility where you can borrow against Bitcoin and deploy into competitive institutional strategies. It began as a BitVault collateral monitor, then launched on clawn.ch into the OpenClaw and Virtuals universe as an agentic price oracle that sells to both humans and non-human entities. The system is deterministic and verifiable, so it is not a black box; signals are backtested and benchmarked against Kalshi and Polymarket crowds, and thresholds are grid-searched and walk-forward validated to reduce overfitting risk.
What is Web4?
Web4 is on-chain intelligence that earns autonomously and manages autonomous capital. Instead of humans operating a product, the agent itself earns, measures performance, and routes value back to stakeholders.
BV-7X earns revenue from:
Trading fees (0.8% via Clanker protocol)
Paid API access (x402 protocol)
Agent commerce (ACP marketplace)
That revenue flows back to $BV7X token stakers. No human intervention required.
Key numbers
Accuracy is for 7-day-forward direction calls.
Full backtest accuracy: 61.0% (1,114 / 1,825 days, 2019–2025)
Walk-forward out-of-sample accuracy: 59.6% (869 / 1,457 across 19 folds)
vs Kalshi crowd: 59.7% (273 / 457 signals)
Calibrated
BUYaccuracy: 56.6%Calibrated
SELLaccuracy: 63.8%Signal categories: 4 (Trend, Momentum, Flow, Value)
Data sources: 15+ real-time feeds
Chain: Base (Ethereum L2)
Launch: February 1, 2026 — 100% fair launch
Quick links
BV-7X Explained: How the deterministic signal methodology works.
Earn with BV-7X: Staking, referrals, and revenue sources.
Oracle API Reference: Full endpoint reference with examples.
$BV7X Token: Contract details, fair launch, and utility.
Security: Audit results and hardening measures.
Roadmap: What’s live and what’s next.
FAQ: Common questions answered.
Brand palette (from BV-7X hero image)
Use these as subtle theme colors. Keep the UI mostly dark and neutral. Use orange sparingly for emphasis.
Core neutrals
Deep space (background):
#0B1220Charcoal (surfaces):
#121826Slate (borders / dividers):
#263247Mist (muted text):
#8FA3B8
Cold side (blue)
Steel blue (secondary accent):
#2B6C93Fog blue (hover / soft fills):
#5E8EAB
Hot side (orange)
Ember (primary accent):
#E07A4EGlow (highlight):
#F2A15B
Suggested GitBook theme mapping
Primary (links / buttons):
#E07A4ESecondary accent:
#2B6C93Background:
#0B1220Borders:
#263247Muted text:
#8FA3B8
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