If youβve ever tried trading Deriv synthetic indices manually β especially on tick charts β youβll know how fast things move. One second, you’re in profitβ¦ the next, it’s over. Thatβs exactly why bots are not just useful β theyβre essential. Whether youβre trading Under/Over digit contracts or trying to recover from a few losses, […]
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Are you looking for a Deriv bot for small account? You are not alone. Letβs face it β most of us didnβt start with big accounts. I know I didnβt. If youβve got $10, $30, or even $50 to trade with, youβre not alone. Thatβs how the majority of Deriv users begin. And yet, the […]
If you prefer a calm, patient style of trading β Oryx might be the perfect bot to add to your rotation. It follows the classic Even Digit strategy, targeting only digits 0, 2, 4, 6, and 8. Thatβs 5 out of 10 digits, so youβre technically operating at a 50% probability, but what makes Oryx […]
If you’re new to using auto-trading bots on Deriv, one of the first steps is connecting your Deriv account to the bot platform. This setup process only takes a few minutes and unlocks the ability to run high-probability bots like Zuno, Kiro, Varus, and Axon β for free. This guide walks you through the entire […]
When synthetic indices were introduced in 2016, I found myself getting confused about Volatility Indices lot size. Coming from forex β where almost every pair had a minimum lot size of 0.01, and a 1 pip move was typically worth about 10 cents β I suddenly saw Volatility Indices minimum lot sizes that varied from […]
If you want fast markets, big moves, and maximum trading potential β the most volatile Volatility Indices on Deriv deliver just that. These are the indices I turn to when I want to test breakout strategies, run scalping bots, or push an aggressive growth phase on a small account. But they demand respect β the […]
Not every trading session calls for chasing wild spikes. Sometimes the goal is precision, consistency, or simply keeping your head clear β and thatβs where the least volatile Volatility Indices on Deriv shine. When Iβm testing a new strategy, building up a small account, or trading at odd hours, I often dial it down and […]
Every day I see people typing βflix1 synthetic index price Derivβ into Googleβand ending up frustrated, because βFlix 1β isnβt actually an asset on Deriv. In my own live-test sessions, I discovered that the real one-second volatility index is βVolatility 10 (1 s),β often nicknamed βV10 1 sβ (or βVIX 1,β which beginners sometimes mis-spell […]
When synthetic indices first appeared, I was baffled by their lot sizes. I came from forex, where 0.01 is the base lot, so seeing V75 start at 0.001 felt alien. Then Boom & Crash indices use 0.20 minimum lotsβyet their price moves at a snailβs pace. I remember comparing a 0.2 lot on Boom 100 […]
Back in 2016 I stumbled onto Derivβs synthetic indices and thought, βTrade 24/7 with zero news noise? Iβm in.β As a forex-and-binary options guy, the idea of pure algorithm-driven markets sounded both crazy and brilliant. Nearly a decade later, Iβm still trading these things every dayβwatching new synths launch, old ones retire, and setups evolve. […]
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