A transparent way to track real trading performance
Interesting concept, and I actually tried it myself
What first caught my attention about Triggon is the transparency. You can see a trader's actual performance without the trader deciding which results to show and which ones to hide. Both wins and losses are recorded, so you get a much more realistic picture of how a strategy is actually performing.
I followed one strategy through Triggon's app and track record link for about two months. Later, I took advantage of a discount, subscribed for a month, and connected it to my Bybit demo account.
The results were actually quite good, better than what I was doing manually myself. I also really like the Telegram signals because they make it much easier to keep track of what is happening.
There was even one situation where the exchange didn't fully open a position for some reason. Triggon reported it as well, so I noticed the issue and manually fixed the position myself. For me, this is a big advantage. It feels much more reliable than blindly connecting your account to an auto-trading system and only realizing something went wrong after your account has already taken a hit.
Of course, there are still some downsides. Triggon is relatively unknown at the moment, so there aren't many strategy providers to choose from yet. I also think you need a certain level of motivation and confidence to consistently record your own trades and put your performance out there for others to see. The number of supported exchanges is also still limited, although I don't see that as a major issue.
Overall, based on my own experience, I think the concept is genuinely useful. Especially if you care about seeing real trading performance rather than screenshots, selected results, or promises.
28 September 2026
Unprompted review
