The full trade history
Every position the Strategy has taken, open and closed, with its entry, its exit and what it returned. Not a selection. The losing trades are in there too, because a record that omits them is not a record.
Strategy Marketplace
Compare Strategies on evidence, not on claims.
Every Strategy on the Marketplace publishes its complete history: each trade it has taken, its performance over time, its risk profile, and the Provider running it. You read all of it before you subscribe, and you can leave when it stops working for you.
Marketplace42 Strategies
VerifiedLiveCryptoForexStocksSwingAlgoSeats open
SurferVerifiedElite74by Rose Capital
+20.9%Return 3M
-1.3%Max DD
9.39Profit factor
88%Win rate
Seats38 / 50·$29 / 30 days
GravityVerifiedPro87by Northline
+31.4%Return 3M
-6.8%Max DD
2.41Profit factor
64%Win rate
Seats50 / 50Full$49 / 30 days
Momentum 15VerifiedRising52by Aster Labs
+8.2%Return 3M
-4.1%Max DD
1.62Profit factor
57%Win rate
Seats12 / 40·$19 / 30 days
Sample listing. Every figure on a real card is computed from that Strategy's trades, recorded when they opened.
What you can read before you pay anything
The Marketplace exists because the alternative, a screenshot of last week's winners, is not evidence. Every item below is published for every Strategy.
Performance over time
Daily, monthly and all-time figures, computed from trades written down when they opened. Nothing is calculated from a summary a Provider typed in afterwards.
Risk, not just return
Maximum Drawdown, Profit Factor, Win Rate and the Sharpe, Sortino and Calmar Ratios. A return figure on its own tells you almost nothing about what it cost to earn.
The Triggon Score
One ranking figure with published weights, built so a short lucky run cannot outrank a long consistent one. How it is calculated →
The Provider behind it
Who runs the Strategy, how long they have been publishing, and what else they run. A Strategy is not anonymous; it belongs to somebody with a record of their own.
Equity and capital history
How a simulated account following the Strategy would have developed: every Strategy's Hub runs the same starting capital through its recorded trades, so you see not only what each trade returned but what a balance behind them would have done. It is a simulation from the real record, labelled as one, never a Provider's own money.
Four markets, one way of reading a record
Strategies on Triggon trade crypto, forex, stocks and commodities. A Provider declares which markets theirs trades before it is published, and you can filter the Marketplace by asset class to see only those.
CryptoTokens, spot or futures, quoted as a price and sized as a share of capital.
ForexCurrency pairs, quoted as a rate, sized in lots, with the distance to the stop given in pips.
StocksListed symbols, quoted as a share price and sized in shares, with the listing named.
CommoditiesContracts such as metals and energy, read in the same terms a commodity desk uses.
The vocabulary changes; the record does not. Whichever market a Strategy
trades, every trade is written down when it opens, and return, drawdown, win rate, profit
factor and the Triggon Score are computed the same way from the same recorded trades. That is
what makes a currency-pair Strategy and a token Strategy comparable at all.
Every Strategy has a fixed number of seats
Each Strategy admits a set number of simultaneous subscribers, chosen by its Provider. When it is full, it closes to new members until a seat frees up.
This is a property of the product rather than a sales tactic. A Strategy trading a market with limited depth performs differently with fifty subscribers than with five thousand, and the Provider is the person who knows where that line is. Publishing the cap means you can see how close to it a Strategy is running before you join, instead of discovering it in the fills.
Seats remainingShown on every Strategy, before you subscribe.
Set by the ProviderThe person running the Strategy decides its capacity.
Closes when fullNo overselling, no waiting list that quietly keeps taking money.
Reopens on departureA seat that frees up becomes available again.
How subscribing works
- Read the record. Open any Strategy and go through its history, its metrics and its Provider. Nothing is hidden behind the subscription.
- Check the price and the seats. Each Provider prices their own Strategy. The price sits next to the track record, so you are always comparing the two together. How pricing works →
- Subscribe from your wallet. Subscriptions settle in USDT against your Triggon balance, the same balance Provider earnings and referral commissions pay into.
- Receive the Signals. Every entry, update and close arrives in Telegram for as long as your subscription runs. What a Signal contains →
- Optionally, let it trade for you. Enable Auto-Trade for that Strategy and its Signals are placed on your own exchange account inside limits you set. How Auto-Trade works →
- Leave when you want. Cancel and the unused value of the subscription is released back to your wallet under the rules shown to you before you confirm.
Read a record before you trust one.
The Marketplace opens inside Telegram. Every Strategy's full history is readable before you subscribe to anything.