Algo Provider
Your Strategy generates its own Signals. In practice that means a Pine Script Strategy running on TradingView whose alerts are configured to reach Triggon. You keep the Strategy where it is; Triggon does the distribution.
For Providers
Publish a Strategy. Build a record. Earn from it.
A Provider is the independent person or team who runs a Strategy on Triggon. You publish under your own profile, every Signal you send is recorded permanently, and you keep 85% of every subscription your Strategy sells.
Two routes, one recordSame result
Algo · TradingViewAlert from your Pine Script Strategy
Manual · Provider HubSignal sent from the Signal Terminal
TriggonValidated, recorded, delivered
✓stop on the loss side
✓targets in profit
✓written to the record · #1284
Subscribers38 receive it in Telegram
RecordPermanent, public, on the Marketplace
Provider Hub · StrategiesRose Capital
SurferLiveVerified38 / 50$29 / 30 days
GravityLiveFull50 / 50$49 / 30 days
Momentum 15Pendinggo-live gate2 / 3 markets
Sample. A Strategy is listed only when it is live; the states are the ones the Hub shows.
Two ways to publish a Strategy
Whether your Strategy runs on TradingView or on your own judgement, Triggon gives it a marketplace, a permanent public record and subscribers. Both routes produce the same thing; the difference is only how the Signals are created.
Manual Provider
You trade on your own judgement and do not want to write code. You create your Strategy in Triggon and send each Signal through its Provider tools. No TradingView, no Pine Script, no infrastructure of your own.
Which one are you?
The routes differ in one thing only: where the Signal comes from. Everything after that point is identical.
| Algo Provider | Manual Provider | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the Signal starts | Your Pine Script Strategy on TradingView | You, in Triggon's Provider tools |
| How it reaches Triggon | A webhook-supported alert | Sent from the Signal Terminal in your Provider Hub |
| Code required | Yes, a working Pine Script Strategy | None |
| Infrastructure you run | None beyond your TradingView alerts | None |
| Asked for a backtest and a script screenshot | Yes | No |
| Go-live gate | A successful test Signal for every declared market, and a confirmed connection for each | A successful pre-live test from your own Signal Terminal |
| Signals arrive | The instant your Strategy fires | When you send them |
| Marketplace listing | The same | The same |
| Metrics and Triggon Score | The same | The same |
| Share of every subscription | The same | The same |
| Auto-Trade for subscribers | Supported: subscribers who enable it have your Signals placed automatically | Not available. Manual Signals reach subscribers in Telegram and in the app, and subscribers place them themselves |
TradingView → alert → Triggon → subscribers
Your Pine Script Strategy fires, its webhook-supported alert reaches Triggon, Triggon validates and records it, and it becomes a Signal for your subscribers.
Provider tools → Triggon → subscribers
You create and send the Signal in Triggon's own Provider tools. Triggon validates and records it exactly the same way, and it reaches your subscribers exactly the same way.
What you get for publishing here
A record nobody can dispute
Every trade is written down when it opens. That cuts both ways. You cannot quietly drop a bad month, and nobody can accuse you of having done so. For a Provider with a genuinely good record, that is the whole point.
Distribution you do not have to build
Delivery to subscribers, the performance reporting, the billing, the wallet and the payouts already exist. You supply the Strategy.
A share of every subscription
You price your own Strategy and keep 85% of every subscription it sells, paid into the same wallet you withdraw from in USDT. What decides what you earn →
Capacity you control
You set how many simultaneous subscribers your Strategy admits. When it fills, it closes to new members. A Strategy whose edge degrades with size is not forced to grow past it.
Your own profile
Your Strategies are listed under a profile with your name, your history and your other Strategies, not as anonymous entries in a directory.
Execution for your subscribers (Algo route)
Subscribers of an Algo Strategy who enable Auto-Trade have your Signals placed on their own exchange accounts automatically, inside limits they set. You do nothing differently. Auto-Trade is not available on Manual Strategies.
How to get published
- Apply. Applications are reviewed before any Strategy can publish. This is what keeps the Marketplace worth reading.
- Create your Strategy and declare the markets it trades.
- Connect how its Signals are produced, in the Connection tab of your Provider Hub: webhook-supported alerts from TradingView for an Algo Strategy, or the Signal Terminal for a Manual one.
- Get reviewed. An admin reads your application and either approves it, asks for revisions, or rejects it. The last two require a written reason. What is reviewed →
- Pass the go-live gate. An Algo Strategy must send a successful test Signal for every market it declares; a Manual Strategy must pass the pre-live test in its own Signal Terminal. Either way, a Strategy proves it works before a subscriber sees anything.
- Publish to the Marketplace, with the price and the seats you set in the Hub's Distribution tab.
- Build the record. Every Signal from that point is permanent and public.
What we ask of a Strategy: that it sends complete Signals, an entry with a stop and at least one
target, and that it manages what it opens. A Strategy
that opens positions and never closes them does not build a track record; it builds an
unanswered question.
Bring your Strategy.
Applications open inside Telegram, and reviewing one takes a conversation rather than a form.