Poly Crypto Signals reads Polymarket's crypto up/down markets at the moment they open and gives you one clear call — up or down, and how strongly it's backed. Early, while the price is still worth taking.
No card required. The free plan runs five minutes behind.
On Polymarket, where you trade.
01 · What you get
No dashboards to interpret and no maths homework. Open the market you're trading and the answer is already on screen.
Every signal fires at the open line or on the first candle — not halfway through, when the price has already moved against you.
Start with the 13 the research rates strongest. Switch to all 27 when you want the wider view. Scores update every five seconds; the line-up changes only at the next window.
Every completed window is written once and never edited. Wins, losses and the ones we skipped — all visible before you pay.
02 · How it works
Coin and window length — the same ones Polymarket lists. Bitcoin on 5 minutes, Solana on 4 hours, whatever you're trading.
Up or down, how many signals agree, and when each one fired — at the open, on the first candle, or on a touch of the open line.
You trade from your own account. We never touch your funds, your keys or your positions — this is a signal desk, not a broker.
03 · Where you read it
The call is the same in all three. The extension puts it on the market page you are already trading on. The desk gives you every market, the chart and the whole record behind it. And the mobile page puts the market and the call on one screen, with nothing to install.
04 · The record
Across every completed window the current desk has watched close — 873 of them so far — it picked the winning side 67.7% of the time. Individual signals run anywhere from 51% to 85%, which is exactly why the desk promotes and drops them as the market changes rather than betting on one. Those are measured outcomes on frozen history, not a backtest we chose after the fact, and the same numbers are on screen for whichever market you open.
Being right often is not the same as making money. On these markets the price already reflects most of what a signal knows, so a 70% call bought at 75¢ is worth less than a 55% call bought at 45¢. The desk shows you both numbers for exactly that reason — and the sample is still only a few hundred windows, so treat it as a running score, not a settled fact.
05 · Coverage
Five window lengths, seven coins. We follow Polymarket's own listings, so what's on the desk is what you can actually trade.
Every window, 5 minutes to daily — including the fast markets where the price moves before most people have read the chart.
Hourly, 4-hour and daily windows, matching what Polymarket lists for each one.
Choose which exchange's price the desk reads. Handy when one venue is leading the other.
06 · Where the 27 come from
We drafted 285 signals and spent 1,821 hours testing them against 20,000–200,000 historical windows each — with real fees, real spreads and real delay, because a signal that only works at a perfect fill isn't a signal. Most died. Of the survivors we keep only the ones that fire at the open, where the price is still worth taking: 27 of them, 13 rated hot.
07 · Who it's for
You're taking up/down positions already and want a second opinion before you click.
Pull the same calls over the API and wire them straight into your own execution.
Read a filtered shortlist instead of re-running the same research every month.
08 · Questions
We can't promise that, and anyone who does is selling you something. These are prediction markets — wagers — and every call can lose. What we can show you is the desk's real record on the market you're looking at, wins and losses together, before you pay a cent.
All 27 signals run continuously and we re-score them every five seconds on how they've actually done in this session. A signal needs at least eight completed calls to earn a seat, and only loses it after a sustained slide — one bad window doesn't reshuffle anything. You choose whether that pool is the 13 hot ones or all 27.
The line-up itself is settled once, the moment a window opens, and then held for the whole window. Nothing appears or disappears while you're deciding, and the call can never lose a signal it already had.
Because they have already spoken. Every signal fires at the open or on the first candle, then holds its position for the rest of the window — so a signal you catch at the three-minute mark shows holding if it took a side and waiting if it did not like this one. It is not idling; the decision was made in the opening seconds, which is the whole point.
Hot is the 13 signals the research rates strongest — the ones with the most convincing record behind them. All is the full 27: more calls, more disagreement, and more of the thinner evidence on show. Hot is the default and suits most people; switch to all when the hot roster has gone quiet on your market. Each keeps its own separate record, so switching never rewrites history you have already seen.
No. You trade from your own Polymarket account. We never see your funds, your keys or your positions.
Everything, five minutes behind: all coins, all windows, the full history and every signal. The one thing it hides is the window currently running — which is the one you'd trade. It's there so you can check our record before deciding.
Any time, from your account page, in two clicks. You keep access until the period you've paid for runs out.
09 · Pricing
The free plan shows everything on a five-minute delay, which is enough to check the record and not enough to trade on. No card to find out.
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