Predicting cryptocurrency movements through clairvoyance? Too good to be true?

Can anybody make money on an exchange using clairvoyant predictions, or to be more precise, has anybody?
It is generally known that the idea is not new, and was tested several times by the scientific world. But how on earth could something like this be at all possible?
There are several “techniques” to predict future events but most of them are only a part of the occult belief systems. People use tarot cards, I-Ching and other oracles, or they visit special gifted people called mediums, seers, prophets. The answers obtained this way were hardly useful over the ages, and the majority of sane population treated them as an entertainment, or even worse, as quackery and hoax.
But a group of scientists at Stanford Research Institute and in other academic centres decided that there might be another way to predict future events.
The method of predicting future events developed at SRI is called Associative Remote Viewing (ARV). In ARV the viewer is not requested to directly provide the digital data in question. Instead, one needs to describe an object or a picture that has been arbitrarily linked to a given future event.
After the viewer completes his description of the arbitrary object, and the correct answer as to what was going to happen is known, the viewer is shown the correct object. This way, viewers own impressions, convictions and logical thinking are bypassed by introducing a symbolic object or picture.
For example, if BTC goes down tomorrow evening at 8pm, the viewer will be shown a fluffy bear, but if BTC goes up at the given time, the viewer will be shown a bunch of roses. Most importantly - the viewer DOES NOT KNOW what the objects are going to be! He is simply subjected to a sensorially rich experience linked to a given outcome.
The viewer is thus given a completely different task to the goal he is going to achieve but one that still brings about the wanted information (i.e. BTC up or BTC down).
This is how Russell Targ and Keith Harary write about their research in the book “The Mind Race” first published by Villard Books in 1984:
“We have run many successful ARV trials for the purpose of forecasting the price of gold, silver, the change in Dow Jones Industrial Average, and many similar financial tasks.”
The strength of this method of prediction lies in the fact that it provides information about the presence of the so called “psychic functioning” well before the event in question occurs.

Below, I provide two references for those who are interested in this method of remote viewing. The first is a short lecture by Dr. Russell Targ on his work at SRI [1], and the other is a publication on ARV by Christopher Carson Smith, Darrell Laham and Garret Moddel from the Department of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering, University of Colorado [2].

[1] Banned TEDTalk about Psychic Abilities - Russel Targ

[2] Stock Market Prediction Using Associative Remote Viewing by Inexperienced Remote Viewers,” C. C. Smith, D. Laham, and G. Moddel, J. Scientific Exploration, 28 (1), 7-16 (2014) - http://psiphen.colorado.edu/Pubs/Smith14.pdf

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