TRON TRX
The daily trend rule, last six months
TRX/USDT daily closes on Bybit, last 180 days
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The rule replayed on Bybit's daily candles: long once a close clears the top of the band, flat once it falls below the bottom. The call above is the one decided at 00:05 UTC and sent to Cryptohopper.
About the TRON signals
For prediction markets, each window above is a market asking whether the TRON price will be higher at the end of the window than at its start. The blended reading combines every venue that quotes the very same window (Polymarket, Kalshi, Limitless and Gemini where they list TRX). Binance, Deribit, Bybit and OKX options add a separate daily reading implied by call prices; it is labelled as options and never blended with a prediction market’s window. The per-venue rows show each venue on its own. Windows with no market on any venue stay empty.
The score, direction and confidence are described on the methodology page; the same data is at /api/v1/history/TRX.json and in signals.json through the API. Not financial advice.
On the 2026-11-14 close, the last decision when this page was built, the daily trend call for TRON was flat, held for 15 days; it turns long on a close above $0.3386. The live call is at the top of this page.
Over the last 90 daily closes, to the 2026-11-14 close, TRON was long on 36 of them and its call changed 5 times.
The live reading as plain text, for tools that do not run JavaScript: /api/v1/live/TRX.md.
Where the TRON signals go
Each change of the daily trend call for TRON is sent to 23 markets on 9 of Cryptohopper’s exchanges. A hopper receives it when it trades one of them.
TRON signal questions
Is TRON a buy or a sell right now?
PolySignals.net gives no advice. The top of this page shows what prediction markets and options price for TRON right now: Buy, Sell or Hold for each window from 5 min to 1 day, with a 0-100 confidence. A reading mostly restates how far TRX has moved since its window opened, so it is a readout of the market, not a forecast. The same reading as plain text: https://polysignals.net/api/v1/live/TRX.md. On the 2026-11-14 close, the last decision when this page was built, the daily trend call for TRON was flat, held for 15 days; it turns long on a close above $0.3386. The live call is at the top of this page.
What is the daily trend call for TRON?
A trend rule on the Bybit TRX/USDT 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 TRX is on the Results page. Over the last 90 daily closes, to the 2026-11-14 close, TRON was long on 36 of them and its call changed 5 times.
Can a Cryptohopper bot trade the TRON signals?
Yes. Every change of the TRON daily trend call is sent to Cryptohopper as a buy or sell signal, for every Cryptohopper exchange that lists TRX 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, 23 markets on 9 exchanges received them: Binance, Kraken, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, Binance.us, Bitvavo, HTX and BingX.
Where do the TRON readings come from?
From the Up or Down markets of Polymarket, Kalshi, Limitless and Gemini wherever they list TRX, blended by market quality, and separately from daily readings implied by Binance, Deribit, Bybit and OKX options prices where they list it. The Venues page shows which venue quotes which window.
How often is the TRON signal updated?
The window readings are read from every venue about every 30 seconds and refresh on this page every 15 seconds. The daily trend call is decided once a day at 00:05 UTC.
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