Telegram signs the request
When the app opens, Telegram hands it a signed proof of who you are, and the server checks that signature on every call. There is no Triggon password that can be stolen.
Triggon is built from a short chain. Read it once and everything else follows.
Sample listing. Your Telegram account is the login; there is nothing to install.
A trading approach with a name, the markets it trades, and a permanent public record of every position it has taken.
The independent person or team who runs a Strategy. They publish under their own profile and earn a share of every subscription it sells.
One instruction from a Strategy: the market, the direction, the entry, the stop loss and the take-profit levels. Later Signals manage the position until it closes.
Where every published Strategy is listed with its full history, so you can compare before you subscribe. Each admits a fixed number of subscribers.
Optional. Connects your own exchange account so the Strategies you follow place their trades for you, inside limits you set.
Most people arrive as one of these three. The steps are short because the product is.
Your Telegram account is the login. That is the whole setup: no separate account, no password, nothing to reset, nothing to install.
When the app opens, Telegram hands it a signed proof of who you are, and the server checks that signature on every call. There is no Triggon password that can be stolen.
A trade alert is only useful if you see it. Inside Telegram it arrives in a chat you keep open, rather than as a notification from an app you forget about.
The terminal runs inside the Telegram client you already have. Your theme and language carry across, and there is no separate download to keep updated.
Open any Strategy and read its full history before you decide anything.