CyPredict launched online in Dubai on 13 November 2026, introducing a dedicated workspace for people who follow the international gold market. The launch date and Dubai origin were confirmed by founder Gabriel Nicolaev — CyGuru. Available in English and Arabic, the platform brings charts, reported trading signals, market context and tools for reviewing decisions into one account.
A Gold Terminal built around the research process
At the centre of CyPredict is its Gold Terminal, reached through the platform’s main navigation. The terminal is designed around XAU/USD, the international gold price quoted in US dollars. It brings chart access together with reported CY66 setups, including their entry, stop and target levels, status and event history. A visitor can inspect the information attached to a setup and place it alongside the surrounding market context.
That creates a practical starting point for a research session. Open the terminal, check the information available and its timing, then examine a setup in the context of the chart. The platform’s stated purpose is research and decision support. It does not execute trades, and its own product information explains that market sources and notification delivery can be delayed.
From market context to a written decision
CyPredict combines its terminal with the NSI Indicator and market intelligence pages. These present information about the volatility regime, NSI component scores and gold-related headlines. Reading those elements together gives a user several questions to investigate before making a decision, including whether the available observations support the same interpretation and when they were last updated.
Decision Map and Confluence Radar extend that process. The platform describes bullish, bearish and range scenarios, together with a way to review agreement or conflict between available price structure, indicators and NSI. Users can save a plan and its supporting evidence. The value of that record becomes clearer later, when the original conditions can be compared with what actually happened.
Personal rules, a journal and review tools
The workspace also includes personal trading rules and a private journal. Users can define their limits, document entries and exits and record the reasoning behind their actions. Replay and Personal Edge tools support reviewing archived observations and the user’s own recorded decisions. This gives the platform a role before, during and after a research session.
An indicator’s reported outcome and an individual trader’s execution can differ because of timing, costs and the decisions made along the way. Keeping those records distinct helps make review more useful. A saved plan can show what the user expected, while the journal records the actual action and result. The quality of those records determines how much can be learned from them.
English and Arabic access from Dubai
Arabic availability is part of the launch. CyPredict provides an Arabic entry page alongside its English version, allowing visitors to approach the platform in the language they prefer. For an online product launched in Dubai, this makes the introduction accessible to both local Arabic-speaking readers and an international audience.
The product also describes notifications for signal updates and high-impact news on supported devices. Personal condition watches can save matching observations to a private inbox. Users should review the options and permissions available on their own device when setting up an account.
Explore CyPredict and its Gold Terminal
Begin at www.cypredict.com to see the current product information, open the Gold Terminal from the navigation and explore the available research tools. The Arabic version is available at www.cypredict.com/ar/. Visitors can review current account and access terms on the platform before registering.
For Dubai’s growing community of digital entrepreneurs and market researchers, CyPredict adds another locally launched online project to explore. Its proposition is a connected workflow for observing gold, documenting a decision and returning to the evidence. Trading involves risk, and using the platform cannot guarantee a result.
This feature presents a project founded by the author, Gabriel Nicolaev — CyGuru.
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