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Provider earnings

What a Strategy earns, and the four numbers that decide it.

You set the price. You set how many subscribers the Strategy admits. You keep 85% of every subscription it sells, paid into a wallet you withdraw from. Nobody can tell you what you will earn, because that depends on whether anyone subscribes, and this page will not pretend otherwise. What it will do is show you exactly what the number is made of.

The four numbers

Two of them are yours to choose. One is fixed and published. The fourth is the market's answer to the first three, and it is the only one nobody controls.

Your priceYou set the monthly subscription for your own Strategy. Triggon does not price it for you and does not run a tier your Strategy has to fit into.
Your seatsYou choose how many subscribers the Strategy admits at once, from 10 to 1000. When it is full it closes to new subscribers until a seat frees up.
Your share85% of every subscription, with the remaining 15% the platform fee. Published rather than negotiated, so every Provider is on the same terms.
Your subscribersHow many of your seats are taken, which is decided by your record and nothing else. This is the number this page cannot forecast and will not guess.
Seats are a ceiling you set on purpose. A Strategy trading a market with limited depth performs differently with fifty subscribers than with five thousand, and you are the person who knows where that line is. Choosing a lower cap is choosing a smaller maximum and a Strategy that still works at capacity, and that trade is yours to make rather than ours.

Why we will not publish an earnings estimate

The obvious thing to put here is a figure. We are not going to, and the reason is the same one the rest of this platform is built on.

An earnings estimate is a forecast of other people's behaviour presented as a fact about yours. Whatever number we chose, it would describe Providers who are not you, in conditions that are not yours, and it would arrive with the authority of something we had measured. We have no way to measure your outcome, so we would be publishing a guess in the shape of a finding, which is precisely what this platform exists to stop doing.

So the honest statement is this: your earnings are your price multiplied by your filled seats multiplied by your share, and the only one of those three that is uncertain is the one your record has to earn. We have made the other two visible and fixed so that the uncertainty is where it belongs instead of hidden in a fee schedule.

Nothing here guarantees an income. A published Strategy may attract no subscribers at all. What Triggon provides is the distribution, the billing, the recording and the payouts. What it cannot provide is demand for a record that has not earned it.

How the money actually moves

  1. A subscriber pays from their Triggon wallet. Subscriptions settle in USDT against a balance the subscriber already holds, so there is no card processor sitting between the subscription and you.
  2. Your share lands in your own wallet. Your 85% of each subscription is credited to the Provider wallet attached to your profile.
  3. You withdraw from that balance whenever you want to. It is one wallet for everything: subscriptions out, Provider earnings and referral commissions in.
  4. A cancellation releases the unused part and frees the seat. Whatever remains of that subscription's unused value goes back to the subscriber under the rules that apply to it, the exact figure shown to them before they confirm, and the seat returns to the pool for someone else. The cancellation rules in full →
  5. Applying costs a one-time fee, currently $1 and shown to you before you confirm. It exists so that an application costs something rather than nothing, which is what keeps the review queue about Strategies instead of about volume. Reapplying after a revision request does not cost a second one.

What actually fills seats here

Triggon is a marketplace where every Strategy shows its full history before anyone subscribes. That changes what marketing does and does not do for you.

The record is the pitch

A prospective subscriber can read every trade your Strategy has taken, with the losses in place, before they decide. There is no version of this where a claim outperforms the record, because the record is on the same page as the claim.

Time is the ingredient you cannot buy

A long, continuous, unremarkable record outranks a short spectacular one by design: the Triggon Score scales every component by a credibility factor drawn from trade count and days active. Publishing early and simply continuing is the strategy. How the Score is built →

Losing months do not disqualify you

They are in every real record, and a Strategy keeps its checkmark through them, because the mark describes how the record was kept rather than how the month went. What costs you is going quiet, not going through a drawdown.

Your profile carries all of it

Every Strategy you publish sits under one identified profile with its record attached, and you can publish a journal from it that anybody can read without an account. What a journal contains →

What it costs you to publish here

Stated in full, because a fee a Provider discovers later is a fee that was hidden.

Application feeA one-time charge when you apply, currently $1, shown before you confirm. Reapplying after a revision request does not cost a second one.
Platform fee: 15%Of each subscription your Strategy sells. There is nothing else taken from it.
Nothing per monthPublishing a Strategy and keeping it published carries no recurring charge. The platform earns when your Strategy does.
You keep your capacityThe seat cap is yours to set and yours to change, so the size of the audience your Strategy carries stays your decision.

Start the record now. It only gets more valuable.

Every month a Strategy runs is a month nobody can add retroactively, and the credibility of a record is the one thing on this platform that cannot be bought.