Jordan Finneseth
Jordan Finneseth is Editor-in-Chief at Future Forecasting Group, where he guides editorial strategy and helps transform remote-viewing data, market research, and global developments into clear, accessible reporting. His professional background combines financial journalism, psychology, environmental health, and remote-viewing practice. Since 2017, he has covered cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and financial markets, with previous editorial roles at Kitco News and Cointelegraph and ongoing market analysis for DailyForex.
A Clinical Background Applied to Editorial and Analytical Work
Finneseth holds a master’s degree in Clinical/Counseling Psychology, along with bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Environmental Health Science. That academic background informs an editorial approach centered on careful observation, evidence, human behavior, and the distinction between meaningful information and unsupported interpretation. He began practicing remote viewing in 2020 after years as a member of Crypto Viewing. His initial formal training came through Sita’s Looking Glass course, where he was part of the first cohort. He subsequently joined the Enigma working group and continued developing through regular methodology reviews, practice targets, and collaborative work with experienced HRVG practitioners.
His involvement with the Enigma group eventually led to his appointment as Editor-in-Chief of Future Forecasting Group. In that role, he works at the point where session data, analysis, forecasting, journalism, and public presentation meet. His responsibility is not simply to report a prediction, but to preserve the relationship between the original forecasting record and the interpretation presented to the audience. Finneseth is also the developer of GOAT RV, a remote-viewing training application that adapts the HRVG methodology for use on smart devices. The platform is designed to teach the method, maintain timestamped session records, and eventually provide stronger systems for analysis and feedback.
Independent Development
Adapting HRVG Into a Digital Training and Feedback Platform
Finneseth’s independent development has focused on adapting an established remote-viewing methodology to a digital training environment. His work with GOAT RV began with a practical question: how could HRVG be taught and completed through a smart-device application without losing the structure and documentation expected from the original method?
The result is an approach that preserves HRVG as the methodological foundation while changing how instruction, session production, recordkeeping, and feedback are delivered. The application is designed to guide users through training and practice while maintaining a timestamped record of their sessions. A further objective is the development of an integrated analysis and feedback system. Rather than treating a session as an isolated exercise, the platform is intended to help users review their work over time, identify patterns in their performance, and strengthen their capabilities through repeated practice and structured feedback.
Finneseth’s long-term goal is to help practitioners develop into proven operators who can apply remote-viewing skills to real-world work. His model draws on the professional environment at FFG, where viewers contribute to organized projects and their work is preserved as part of a larger forecasting and research record. His broader editorial work reflects the same principles. Whether reviewing a market forecast or a remote-viewing project, he emphasizes the separation of source information, analysis, interpretation, and speculation.
Training & Mentorship
Mentorship, Collaboration, and Continued Professional Growth
Finneseth received his initial formal training from Sita through the Looking Glass course in 2020. He was a member of the course’s first cohort and has practiced HRVG since that time.
His continued training and development include:
- Sita: formal instruction through the Looking Glass course
- Glenn Wheaton: continued mentorship and methodological guidance
- Enigma working group: regular methodology review, practice targets, and collaborative development
- Dick Allgire: collaborative practice and participation in the Enigma working group
- Sean Mahoney: collaborative practice and participation in the Enigma working group
- Edward Riordan: influence through his public sessions and “Lessons with Edward” educational segments
Finneseth identifies Glenn Wheaton and the Enigma working group community as his principal sources of mentorship beyond his initial instruction. He also credits Edward Riordan as an important influence on his approach. Riordan’s documented sessions and educational presentations provided additional insight into how experienced practitioners work, evaluate, and explain remote-viewing data. Among the practitioners Finneseth has worked closely with are Dick Allgire, Nyiam Vendryes, Edward Riordan, Daz Smith, and Bryan Boodhoo.
Professional Career
Financial Journalism Experience Applied to Forecasting and Editorial Work
Finneseth’s professional career developed first through journalism and market reporting. Since 2017, he has covered cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, financial markets, and the wider developments shaping digital assets. His previous work includes roles with Cointelegraph and Kitco News, where he served as Crypto Editor. He continues to provide market analysis for DailyForex.
This experience gave him a working foundation in fast-moving markets where public narratives, investor psychology, technological developments, and price behavior frequently interact. It also required him to evaluate competing claims, identify reliable sources, and communicate complex financial subjects to a broad audience. At Future Forecasting Group, he applies those editorial skills to a different kind of record. FFG projects can include remote-viewing sessions, analyst interpretation, market research, geopolitical developments, and later feedback. His role is to help organize those elements into reporting that remains readable without erasing the distinction between the original data and the conclusions drawn from it.
Finneseth’s career highlights include:
- Appointment as Editor-in-Chief of Future Forecasting Group
- Appointment as Crypto Editor at Kitco News
- Development of the GOAT RV remote-viewing training application
His areas of specialization include forecasting, financial and market targets, scientific and experimental research, investigative work, public demonstrations, and training. He reports completing approximately 400 remote-viewing sessions, based on his personal estimate.
Building a Public Record
Connecting Session Data, Analysis, and Editorial Reporting
Finneseth’s public record is shaped by two related forms of work: financial journalism and the editorial presentation of remote-viewing projects. His journalism established a documented body of reporting on cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and financial markets. Through Cointelegraph, Kitco News, and DailyForex, he has written for audiences navigating a sector where market information can quickly become mixed with promotion, speculation, and rapidly changing public sentiment.
At Future Forecasting Group, he works with another complex information environment. Remote-viewing projects may produce multiple sessions from different viewers, followed by analysis, interpretation, forecasting, and eventual feedback. Presenting that material responsibly requires the original record to remain distinguishable from the editorial explanation built around it. Finneseth’s work focuses on maintaining that distinction. Session material represents what the viewers produced. Analysis organizes and compares that material. Forecasting applies it to a defined question or future outcome. Editorial reporting then explains the project to the public without retroactively changing what was originally recorded.
This approach helps preserve a project’s chronology. Readers can distinguish what was perceived before an event, how the information was interpreted at the time, and what later developments did or did not correspond with the forecast. GOAT RV extends that commitment to documentation into the training environment. Its timestamped session records are intended to preserve when work was completed and create a more useful foundation for later analysis and feedback. Together, his journalism, FFG editorial work, and application development contribute to a public record centered on transparency, chronology, and the separation of source data from interpretation.
Selected Sessions & Case Studies
A Documented Selection of Projects
Future Forecasting Group Editorial Leadership
Editor-in-Chief · Future Forecasting Group · Editorial strategy, reporting, and project presentation
As Editor-in-Chief, Finneseth guides the editorial treatment of FFG’s forecasting and research work. His role includes bringing together remote-viewing data, market research, analyst commentary, and global developments in a form that is understandable to a general audience. A central part of this work is preserving the integrity of the original forecasting record. Viewer data and project materials must remain distinguishable from later analysis, interpretation, and editorial explanation. His work supports coverage across financial markets, cryptocurrency, global developments, experimental research, and other targets investigated by FFG teams.
GOAT RV
Developer and instructor · HRVG training application · Smart-device training and session documentation
Finneseth developed GOAT RV to adapt HRVG training and session work for smart devices. The platform is designed to guide users through the methodology while preserving timestamped records of completed sessions. Its development also includes plans for a more extensive analysis and feedback system through which users can evaluate their performance over time. The long-term objective is to create a pathway from introductory training to demonstrated operational ability, giving practitioners the tools to build a documented body of work and potentially apply those skills in professional settings.
Crypto and Financial-Market Journalism
2017–present · Cointelegraph, Kitco News, and DailyForex · Journalist, editor, and market analyst
Finneseth has covered cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and financial markets since 2017. His professional record includes reporting and editorial work for Cointelegraph, service as Crypto Editor at Kitco News, and continuing market analysis for DailyForex. This body of work provides the financial and editorial foundation he brings to FFG’s market-oriented forecasting projects.
Enigma Working Group
2020–present · Remote viewer and working-group participant · With Glenn Wheaton, Dick Allgire, Sean Mahoney, and other practitioners · HRVG
Following his initial Looking Glass training, Finneseth became involved with the Enigma working group. The group regularly reviews HRVG methodology and completes practice targets to refine practitioner performance. Finneseth’s participation became an important part of his continued development and ultimately contributed to his professional involvement with Future Forecasting Group.
Crypto Viewing
Remote viewer and community participant · HRVG
Finneseth was a member of Crypto Viewing for several years before beginning formal remote-viewing training. The group later offered the Looking Glass course with Sita, providing his entry into structured HRVG practice in 2020. His development through Crypto Viewing and the Enigma working group established the connection between his existing financial-market background and his later work in remote-viewing forecasting.
Future Forecasters Team BlueSky
Remote viewer and editorial contributor · Forecasting and research
Finneseth’s team affiliations include Future Forecasters and Blue Team. His work brings together practitioner experience, market knowledge, and editorial oversight within FFG’s broader forecasting environment. Public treatment of individual projects should follow the associated project records, including the original session material, publication date, feedback, and any authorized team credits.
Teaching & Current Role
Turning Professional Experience into Instruction
Finneseth currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of Future Forecasting Group. His work includes editorial planning, development of public reporting, interpretation of market and global developments, and the presentation of remote-viewing projects. He also continues to practice HRVG and participate in the broader FFG and Enigma communities. This direct experience allows him to approach remote-viewing material as both an editor and a practitioner familiar with how sessions are produced. Through GOAT RV, he is developing a structured training environment for users who want to learn and practice HRVG through a smart device. The application is intended to support instruction, session completion, timestamped documentation, analysis, and long-term feedback.
His current role therefore combines four connected areas:
- Editorial leadership at Future Forecasting Group
- Cryptocurrency and financial-market analysis
- HRVG practice and collaborative project work
- Development of remote-viewing training technology
Across those roles, his central focus remains consistent: identify meaningful information, preserve the original record, and communicate the result without presenting interpretation as raw data.
Appearances & Recognition
Selected Media
Finneseth’s submitted professional record does not identify specific conference appearances, interviews, podcasts, or public media demonstrations.
His public-facing work currently includes:
- Editorial reporting and project presentation through Future Forecasting Group
- Cryptocurrency and financial-market journalism
- Remote-viewing training and instruction through GOAT RV
- Educational and collaborative participation within the FFG and Enigma communities
Professional Links
Biography
Jordan Finneseth is Editor-in-Chief at Future Forecasting Group, where he guides editorial strategy and helps transform remote-viewing data, market research, and global developments into clear, accessible reporting. His professional background combines financial journalism, psychology, environmental health, and remote-viewing practice. Since 2017, he has covered cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and financial markets, with previous editorial roles at Kitco News and Cointelegraph and ongoing market analysis for DailyForex.
A Clinical Background Applied to Editorial and Analytical Work
Finneseth holds a master’s degree in Clinical/Counseling Psychology, along with bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Environmental Health Science. That academic background informs an editorial approach centered on careful observation, evidence, human behavior, and the distinction between meaningful information and unsupported interpretation. He began practicing remote viewing in 2020 after years as a member of Crypto Viewing. His initial formal training came through Sita’s Looking Glass course, where he was part of the first cohort. He subsequently joined the Enigma working group and continued developing through regular methodology reviews, practice targets, and collaborative work with experienced HRVG practitioners.
His involvement with the Enigma group eventually led to his appointment as Editor-in-Chief of Future Forecasting Group. In that role, he works at the point where session data, analysis, forecasting, journalism, and public presentation meet. His responsibility is not simply to report a prediction, but to preserve the relationship between the original forecasting record and the interpretation presented to the audience. Finneseth is also the developer of GOAT RV, a remote-viewing training application that adapts the HRVG methodology for use on smart devices. The platform is designed to teach the method, maintain timestamped session records, and eventually provide stronger systems for analysis and feedback.
Independent Development
Adapting HRVG Into a Digital Training and Feedback Platform
Finneseth’s independent development has focused on adapting an established remote-viewing methodology to a digital training environment. His work with GOAT RV began with a practical question: how could HRVG be taught and completed through a smart-device application without losing the structure and documentation expected from the original method?
The result is an approach that preserves HRVG as the methodological foundation while changing how instruction, session production, recordkeeping, and feedback are delivered. The application is designed to guide users through training and practice while maintaining a timestamped record of their sessions. A further objective is the development of an integrated analysis and feedback system. Rather than treating a session as an isolated exercise, the platform is intended to help users review their work over time, identify patterns in their performance, and strengthen their capabilities through repeated practice and structured feedback.
Finneseth’s long-term goal is to help practitioners develop into proven operators who can apply remote-viewing skills to real-world work. His model draws on the professional environment at FFG, where viewers contribute to organized projects and their work is preserved as part of a larger forecasting and research record. His broader editorial work reflects the same principles. Whether reviewing a market forecast or a remote-viewing project, he emphasizes the separation of source information, analysis, interpretation, and speculation.
Training & Mentorship
Mentorship, Collaboration, and Continued Professional Growth
Finneseth received his initial formal training from Sita through the Looking Glass course in 2020. He was a member of the course’s first cohort and has practiced HRVG since that time.
His continued training and development include:
- Sita: formal instruction through the Looking Glass course
- Glenn Wheaton: continued mentorship and methodological guidance
- Enigma working group: regular methodology review, practice targets, and collaborative development
- Dick Allgire: collaborative practice and participation in the Enigma working group
- Sean Mahoney: collaborative practice and participation in the Enigma working group
- Edward Riordan: influence through his public sessions and “Lessons with Edward” educational segments
Finneseth identifies Glenn Wheaton and the Enigma working group community as his principal sources of mentorship beyond his initial instruction. He also credits Edward Riordan as an important influence on his approach. Riordan’s documented sessions and educational presentations provided additional insight into how experienced practitioners work, evaluate, and explain remote-viewing data. Among the practitioners Finneseth has worked closely with are Dick Allgire, Nyiam Vendryes, Edward Riordan, Daz Smith, and Bryan Boodhoo.
Professional Career
Financial Journalism Experience Applied to Forecasting and Editorial Work
Finneseth’s professional career developed first through journalism and market reporting. Since 2017, he has covered cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, financial markets, and the wider developments shaping digital assets. His previous work includes roles with Cointelegraph and Kitco News, where he served as Crypto Editor. He continues to provide market analysis for DailyForex.
This experience gave him a working foundation in fast-moving markets where public narratives, investor psychology, technological developments, and price behavior frequently interact. It also required him to evaluate competing claims, identify reliable sources, and communicate complex financial subjects to a broad audience. At Future Forecasting Group, he applies those editorial skills to a different kind of record. FFG projects can include remote-viewing sessions, analyst interpretation, market research, geopolitical developments, and later feedback. His role is to help organize those elements into reporting that remains readable without erasing the distinction between the original data and the conclusions drawn from it.
Finneseth’s career highlights include:
- Appointment as Editor-in-Chief of Future Forecasting Group
- Appointment as Crypto Editor at Kitco News
- Development of the GOAT RV remote-viewing training application
His areas of specialization include forecasting, financial and market targets, scientific and experimental research, investigative work, public demonstrations, and training. He reports completing approximately 400 remote-viewing sessions, based on his personal estimate.
Building a Public Record
Connecting Session Data, Analysis, and Editorial Reporting
Finneseth’s public record is shaped by two related forms of work: financial journalism and the editorial presentation of remote-viewing projects. His journalism established a documented body of reporting on cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and financial markets. Through Cointelegraph, Kitco News, and DailyForex, he has written for audiences navigating a sector where market information can quickly become mixed with promotion, speculation, and rapidly changing public sentiment.
At Future Forecasting Group, he works with another complex information environment. Remote-viewing projects may produce multiple sessions from different viewers, followed by analysis, interpretation, forecasting, and eventual feedback. Presenting that material responsibly requires the original record to remain distinguishable from the editorial explanation built around it. Finneseth’s work focuses on maintaining that distinction. Session material represents what the viewers produced. Analysis organizes and compares that material. Forecasting applies it to a defined question or future outcome. Editorial reporting then explains the project to the public without retroactively changing what was originally recorded.
This approach helps preserve a project’s chronology. Readers can distinguish what was perceived before an event, how the information was interpreted at the time, and what later developments did or did not correspond with the forecast. GOAT RV extends that commitment to documentation into the training environment. Its timestamped session records are intended to preserve when work was completed and create a more useful foundation for later analysis and feedback. Together, his journalism, FFG editorial work, and application development contribute to a public record centered on transparency, chronology, and the separation of source data from interpretation.
Selected Sessions & Case Studies
A Documented Selection of Projects
Future Forecasting Group Editorial Leadership
Editor-in-Chief · Future Forecasting Group · Editorial strategy, reporting, and project presentation
As Editor-in-Chief, Finneseth guides the editorial treatment of FFG’s forecasting and research work. His role includes bringing together remote-viewing data, market research, analyst commentary, and global developments in a form that is understandable to a general audience. A central part of this work is preserving the integrity of the original forecasting record. Viewer data and project materials must remain distinguishable from later analysis, interpretation, and editorial explanation. His work supports coverage across financial markets, cryptocurrency, global developments, experimental research, and other targets investigated by FFG teams.
GOAT RV
Developer and instructor · HRVG training application · Smart-device training and session documentation
Finneseth developed GOAT RV to adapt HRVG training and session work for smart devices. The platform is designed to guide users through the methodology while preserving timestamped records of completed sessions. Its development also includes plans for a more extensive analysis and feedback system through which users can evaluate their performance over time. The long-term objective is to create a pathway from introductory training to demonstrated operational ability, giving practitioners the tools to build a documented body of work and potentially apply those skills in professional settings.
Crypto and Financial-Market Journalism
2017–present · Cointelegraph, Kitco News, and DailyForex · Journalist, editor, and market analyst
Finneseth has covered cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and financial markets since 2017. His professional record includes reporting and editorial work for Cointelegraph, service as Crypto Editor at Kitco News, and continuing market analysis for DailyForex. This body of work provides the financial and editorial foundation he brings to FFG’s market-oriented forecasting projects.
Enigma Working Group
2020–present · Remote viewer and working-group participant · With Glenn Wheaton, Dick Allgire, Sean Mahoney, and other practitioners · HRVG
Following his initial Looking Glass training, Finneseth became involved with the Enigma working group. The group regularly reviews HRVG methodology and completes practice targets to refine practitioner performance. Finneseth’s participation became an important part of his continued development and ultimately contributed to his professional involvement with Future Forecasting Group.
Crypto Viewing
Remote viewer and community participant · HRVG
Finneseth was a member of Crypto Viewing for several years before beginning formal remote-viewing training. The group later offered the Looking Glass course with Sita, providing his entry into structured HRVG practice in 2020. His development through Crypto Viewing and the Enigma working group established the connection between his existing financial-market background and his later work in remote-viewing forecasting.
Future Forecasters Team BlueSky
Remote viewer and editorial contributor · Forecasting and research
Finneseth’s team affiliations include Future Forecasters and Blue Team. His work brings together practitioner experience, market knowledge, and editorial oversight within FFG’s broader forecasting environment. Public treatment of individual projects should follow the associated project records, including the original session material, publication date, feedback, and any authorized team credits.
Teaching & Current Role
Turning Professional Experience into Instruction
Finneseth currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of Future Forecasting Group. His work includes editorial planning, development of public reporting, interpretation of market and global developments, and the presentation of remote-viewing projects. He also continues to practice HRVG and participate in the broader FFG and Enigma communities. This direct experience allows him to approach remote-viewing material as both an editor and a practitioner familiar with how sessions are produced. Through GOAT RV, he is developing a structured training environment for users who want to learn and practice HRVG through a smart device. The application is intended to support instruction, session completion, timestamped documentation, analysis, and long-term feedback.
His current role therefore combines four connected areas:
- Editorial leadership at Future Forecasting Group
- Cryptocurrency and financial-market analysis
- HRVG practice and collaborative project work
- Development of remote-viewing training technology
Across those roles, his central focus remains consistent: identify meaningful information, preserve the original record, and communicate the result without presenting interpretation as raw data.
Appearances & Recognition
Selected Media
Finneseth’s submitted professional record does not identify specific conference appearances, interviews, podcasts, or public media demonstrations.
His public-facing work currently includes:
- Editorial reporting and project presentation through Future Forecasting Group
- Cryptocurrency and financial-market journalism
- Remote-viewing training and instruction through GOAT RV
- Educational and collaborative participation within the FFG and Enigma communities
Professional Links
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