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Triggon Leaderboard

Who is standing out, and why.

The Leaderboard ranks every live Strategy by its Triggon Score, one figure from 0 to 100 computed from the trades it recorded, with published weights, and ranks Providers beside them on what their Strategies have actually sold and scored. A place on it cannot be bought, the record behind it cannot be edited, and nothing on it predicts what happens next.

Open the Leaderboard How the Score is built

Sample rows, in the layout the app's Leaderboard uses. Every figure on a real row is computed from that Strategy's recorded trades, and the board refreshes every minute.

Three boards, one rule: only recorded trades count

The Leaderboard has three tabs. Each ranks something different, and none of them ranks anything a Provider typed in.

Strategies

Ranked by Triggon Score

Every live Strategy, in order of its Score. A Strategy joins the ranking once 20 of its trades have closed and it has been live for 30 days, paused time excluded. Until then it is still on the board, unranked, with its progress toward both numbers shown rather than hidden.

Providers

Ranked by the figure you choose

Every Provider with a live Strategy, on one of five measures you pick: subscribers, subscribers per active month, net sales, sales per active month, or the average Score of their Strategies. Tap a row for the rest: unique people, active months, and how many of their Strategies are scored and live.

Referrals

Ambassadors, by recent earnings

The third tab ranks the people who bring others to Triggon, by what their referrals have earned recently. It is a separate programme with its own score, listed here because it shares the board.

How a Strategy earns its place

The Score is a published formula over a record nobody can edit. Here is the whole of it, in order.

  1. It qualifies on evidence, not on a claim. 20 closed trades and 30 active days. Days are counted from the first live Signal with paused stretches removed, and trade history a Provider imported from elsewhere never counts toward either number.
  2. Six inputs, with published weights. Annualised return carries 25%. Win rate, profit factor and maximum drawdown carry 20% each. The number of trades and the days active carry 7.5% each. The win rate used is a statistical lower bound, so ten wins in a row do not read as a 100% Strategy.
  3. They combine as a weighted geometric mean, not an average. A serious weakness in any one input pulls the whole Score down instead of being averaged away by strength elsewhere. A high return with a deep drawdown does not score like a high return with a shallow one.
  4. A credibility factor scales the result. It grows with both the trade count and the days live, and it is the product of the two, so 300 trades in a week cannot stand in for a year. A young record is not penalised for being young; it has simply not yet produced the evidence that would rank it above one that has.
  5. It is recomputed live and snapshotted daily. The board reads the same statistics the Marketplace and the journals read, refreshed every minute, and a snapshot of every Strategy's Score and inputs is kept each day. If the weights are ever retuned, history is re-based rather than lost. The Triggon Score, in full →

What a row tells you

Every element on a Strategy's row is one of these, and each is computed rather than declared.

The rank medallionGold, silver and bronze for the first three places, a number for the rest, and a dot for a Strategy that has not yet qualified.
VerifiedTriggon holds an unbroken record of the Strategy across the last 90 days, with no stretch longer than 21 days in which nothing was tracked. It is lost by going quiet and earned back by trading.
Quiet, Paused, SuspendedQuiet means no Signal in the last 7 days. A paused or suspended Strategy stays on the board for as long as it still holds a Score, labelled as such, rather than quietly disappearing.
Win, PF, PnL, Max DDWin rate, profit factor, total return and maximum drawdown, the four figures the Score is most sensitive to, from the same engine that computes the Marketplace card.
Provider, trades, ageWho runs it, how many trades stand behind the Score, and how long the Strategy has been live.
The Score breakdownTap a row and the six inputs open as six bars, each scored from 0 to 100, so a reader can see which one is holding a Strategy back rather than guess.
No seats, no pricesThe Strategies tab shows neither, on purpose: a ranking that could be read as a price list would invite the wrong comparison.
Not enough data yetAn unranked Strategy shows how far it is from 20 trades and 30 days. The gate is served to the app from the same place the Score is computed, so the board and the rule cannot disagree.

What the board is not

Not a prediction

A Score describes trades that have already happened, and a high one describes a record that has been good, not one that will be. The app prints it under every tab, and so does this page: past performance does not guarantee future results.

Not an endorsement

Triggon does not recommend the Strategy at the top. The board sorts by a published formula and nothing else, and the formula does not know your capital, your tolerance for a drawdown or your timeframe.

Not for sale

There is no promoted row, no paid placement and no way for a Provider to change what the board computes about them, because the trades it computes from were written down when they opened.

Not the whole story

A rank is where to start looking, not where to stop. Every Strategy on the board opens onto its full record, every trade included, and that record is what a subscription should be decided on. How to judge a record →

Two ways to use it

If you follow Strategies

Start at the top, then read the record

The board narrows the Marketplace to the Strategies with the most evidence behind them. Open one, read its full history with the losses in place, check the drawdown against the return, and only then decide whether it fits you.

The Strategy Marketplace → Read a published journal →

If you run one

Publish, qualify, be seen

A Provider does not apply to be ranked. Publish a Strategy, let it close 20 trades over 30 days, and the board does the rest from the record. The way up it is the same as the way onto it: keep trading, keep the drawdown in hand, and let the trade count grow.

Become a Provider → What a Strategy earns →

See who is standing out today.

The board is live in the app, and every row on it opens onto the record that put it there.

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