Support and FAQ

Prediction markets run rolling Up or Down markets: will a coin close the next 5 min, 15 min, 1 hour, 4 hours, 1 day window higher than it opened? The price of the Up share is the crowd's implied chance that it will. PolySignals.net reads those prices from Polymarket, Kalshi, Limitless and Gemini, plus daily readings implied by Binance, Deribit, Bybit and OKX options, blends them into a score from -100 to +100 and shows Buy, Sell or Hold with a 0-100 confidence.

Buy means the market prices the current window to close up (score +20 or more), Sell means it prices it to close down (-20 or less), Hold means it is close to even. Past ±60 the reading is strong. They describe what traders are paying right now, not what will happen.

No. A window reading mostly restates how far the coin has already moved since the window opened, so it is a readout of the crowd's price, not a prediction. Following the minute-by-minute calls loses money after fees, and the Results page shows exactly how much.

The collector reads every venue about every 30 seconds and the board refreshes every 15 seconds while the tab is open. When the feed falls behind, the page says the data is delayed.

Some coins are tracked only for the daily regime rule because no prediction market or options venue lists them. They get a trend call once a day and appear on the regime board of the Results page, but have no window readings or history.

Yes. PolySignals.net is a signaler on the Cryptohopper Marketplace (https://www.cryptohopper.com/signaller?signaller_id=753). Subscribe to it there and your hopper receives a buy or sell signal whenever the daily regime strategy changes its call. Cryptohopper's guide "Follow signals with your Hopper" walks through the settings.

Only the daily regime strategy: long while the Coinbase daily close sits more than one daily sigma above its 50-day average, flat once it falls more than one sigma below, decided at 00:05 UTC. That is about five round trips a year per coin, so weeks can pass between signals. The minute-level window readings are never relayed.

A hopper only receives a signal when its exchange and quote currency match the signal exactly. Signals go to every Cryptohopper exchange for the coin's USD-pegged markets (and EUR on Coinbase). Cryptohopper also limits how many signals a signaler can send per minute, so on a busy day a signal can arrive minutes after the decision; one still waiting four hours later is dropped.

Buy signals carry a 15 % stop-loss hint, which your hopper applies only if you enable it. Turn off the hopper's own take-profit: the strategy leaves a position when its call turns flat, not at a profit target, and a take-profit would sell out of a trend early.

Cryptohopper support, through the Help Center at https://support.cryptohopper.com/en/. Human support is available Monday to Friday, 16:00 to 00:00 Amsterdam time; outside those hours an AI chatbot answers and a person follows up on the next business day.

Yes, it is free, and no key or sign-up is needed. Every number on the site comes from a few JSON files served over HTTPS with open CORS. It is a best-effort feed without an uptime guarantee, so cache on your side.

Up to 50 requests per 10 seconds per IP across /api/ (JSON, live markdown and the MCP server together). Above that the API answers 429 for 10 seconds. Polling faster than a file's Cache-Control returns the same file.

Yes. Add the MCP server at https://polysignals.net/api/mcp: it is free, read-only and needs no key. The MCP page at https://polysignals.net/mcp/ has the setup for each client.

PolySignals.net is built and run by Cryptohopper, the automated crypto trading platform. It is not affiliated with Polymarket, Kalshi, Limitless, Gemini, Binance, Deribit, Bybit, OKX or any other venue it reads.

No. PolySignals.net is information drawn from prediction-market and options prices, often from thin markets over short horizons. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Make your own decisions and never trade money you cannot afford to lose.

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