FactualAI: Crypto Rumor Checker

Every day someone in a crypto chat posts that a listing leaked or a team is leaving a project. An hour later it is in ten channels. FactualAI tries to shrink that gap: you send a rumor in plain words and an AI estimates how likely it is to be true. 🔎

A rumor goes in, a credibility score comes out

You type what you heard, for example that an exchange will add a certain token next week. The wording is free, and there is no form to fill in.

The AI then compares the claim with on-chain data, social media and news, and returns a credibility estimate. Treat it as a research aid, not a verdict. Any model makes mistakes, especially with fresh or obscure events.

Become a fact-checker yourself

The app also has voting. You can open someone else's rumor and vote on whether it is true. That adds human opinion next to the machine estimate. 🗳

Participation earns points, and the ranking shows who counts as a trusted verifier. Points are a game mechanic inside the app. They are not money and not a promise of payouts.

What you get inside

• Rumor submission. Plain natural-language text.
• AI evaluation. Checks against real-time on-chain, social and media data.
• Voting. Confirm or reject rumors from other users.
• Leaderboard. Points and your place among verifiers.
• AI investment suggestions. Hints based on the rumor analysis.
• FCTAI token. Used to access extended intelligence.

Read this before you trade on anything

The topic is risky by nature. An AI suggestion to buy or sell knows nothing about your budget, your time horizon or how much loss you can stand. Take it as one opinion, not as a signal.

The token behind paid features deserves the same caution. Prices of such tokens can swing hard, so only spend an amount you can afford to lose. The app cannot guarantee profit, and nobody can. ⚠️

Check a rumor yourself while the AI works

A good score does not replace common sense. A few habits that save money:

1. Find the primary source: an official project post or document, not a retelling.
2. Ask who benefits. Rumors are often started by people who already bought the token.
3. Check the date. Old news is regularly passed off as fresh.
4. If the rumor is about funds moving, look at the transactions in a public blockchain explorer.
5. Do not rush. Urgency ("buy now") is almost always a sign of manipulation.

Getting started

Open the bot and press /start. The app launches as a mini app inside Telegram, so there is nothing to install.

Begin by voting on a few rumors from others and see what an AI score looks like. Bring your own money in only after you understand the logic and how far you trust the results. 🙂

Who will find it useful

It suits people who follow the market and are tired of a stream of unchecked news. It also appeals to anyone who likes leaderboards: you can compete for the title of trusted verifier.

If you are new and still looking at crypto from the sidelines, use FactualAI as a way to learn to tell facts from noise, not as a trade advisor.