Ethereum Name Service ENS

PolySignals.net gives no advice. For Ethereum Name Service it publishes one call: the daily trend rule, long or flat, shown at the top of this page and as plain text at https://polysignals.net/api/v1/live/ENS.md. It describes the trend of the Coinbase daily close, not where the price goes next. On the 2026-10-27 close, the last decision when this page was built, the daily trend call for Ethereum Name Service was flat, held for 16 days; it turns long on a close above $6.31. The live call is at the top of this page.

A trend rule on the Coinbase daily close: long once the close is more than one daily sigma above its 50-day average, flat once it is more than one sigma below, unchanged in between. It is decided once a day at 00:05 UTC (a coin needs 200 daily closes before its first call), trades about five round trips a year per coin, and its live backtest for ENS is on the Results page. Over the last 90 daily closes, to the 2026-10-27 close, Ethereum Name Service was long on 53 of them and its call changed 2 times.

Yes. Every change of the Ethereum Name Service daily trend call is sent to Cryptohopper as a buy or sell signal, for every Cryptohopper exchange that lists ENS against a USD-pegged currency or a fiat currency such as EUR, GBP or TRY. Subscribe to the PolySignals.net signaler (https://www.cryptohopper.com/signaller?signaller_id=753) and a hopper on a matching exchange and quote currency receives them. The window readings are never sent. When this page was built, 19 markets on 10 exchanges received them: Binance, Coinbase Advanced, Kraken, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, Crypto.com, Binance.us, Bitvavo and BingX.

From Coinbase daily closes only. No prediction market or options exchange PolySignals.net reads lists ENS, so it has no window readings.

Once a day: the call is decided at 00:05 UTC on the close of the UTC day that just ended. Weeks usually pass between changes.