FXNOD Auto Hub: every ready-made Deriv bot and how it trades

Auto Hub or Bot Forge?

How an Auto Hub bot is described

Every bot is defined by four things, and its page in Auto Hub lists them under How it works.

• The contract. One contract and one length, such as a one-tick Over 4 or a five-tick Rise / Fall, or a position held until it is closed, such as an Accumulator. It decides what wins and how much a win pays.
• The entry rule. When the bot buys: on every tick, once every few ticks, or after a pattern in the last digits or in the direction of the last ticks.
• The stake plan. Flat, where every trade has the same stake, or Martingale, where the stake is multiplied after a loss and returns to the start after a win.
• The limits. A stop loss and a profit target. A bot cannot be started without a stop loss.

The entry rule sets when a bot trades and how often. It does not make any single trade more likely to win, and no bot here can guarantee a profit.

Bots started with a plan

50 bots trade one market and are started by choosing a plan. A plan is named by its stop loss, which is 20, 100 or 500 (20 or 100 on the Accumulator and Multiplier bots), and sets the starting stake and the profit target with it. The amounts cannot be changed one by one. On these bots no stake is placed that could take the session's loss past the plan's stop loss.

Matches / Differs bots

Even / Odd bots

Over / Under bots

Rise / Fall bots

A Rise wins when the price ends above where the contract started, and a Fall when it ends below. A price that ends exactly where it started loses either way. These bots trade the Volatility indices only.

Higher / Lower bots

A Higher wins when the price ends above a barrier set above the entry price, and a Lower when it ends below one set below it. Every contract lasts five ticks. The barrier is near, at Deriv's default distance or far; the farther it is, the less often a trade wins and the more a win pays. These bots trade Volatility 10, 25, 50, 75 and 100.

Touch / No Touch bots

A Touch wins if the price reaches a barrier above the entry price at any of five ticks; a No Touch wins if it never does. These bots trade Volatility 10, 25, 50, 75 and 100.

Accumulator bots

An Accumulator grows by its rate at each tick while every tick stays within a range Deriv sets, and is knocked out, losing the stake, when one tick leaves it. Each bot closes its position at a take profit, which is also the session's target, and uses a flat stake with a stop loss of two stakes. They trade Volatility 100 only.

Multiplier bots

A Multiplier position gains or loses the price's move times its multiplier, less a commission at entry, and cannot lose more than its stake. Each bot closes its position at a take profit, which is also the session's target, and uses a flat stake with a stop loss of two stakes. They trade Volatility 100 only.

A guide for every bot

• Nine Lives botBets a repeated digit will not print a third time.
• Needle botBets on the digit that has been seen least.
• Steady Nine botBets every tick that the digit will change.
• Even Keel botEven, tick after tick.
• Level Pair botEven at an unhurried pace.
• Odd Jobs botOdd, after two evens.
• Odd Hours botOdd, once every five ticks.
• High Five botOver 4: the upper five digits.
• Top Four botOver 5, after two low digits.
• Upper Six botOver 3: six digits out of ten.
• Triple Top botOver 6: the top three digits.
• Twin Peaks botOver 7: an 8 or a 9.
• Seven Wide botOver 2: seven digits out of ten.
• Eight Wide botOver 1, after a 0 or a 1.
• Broad Seven botOver 2 at a steady stake.
• Broad Eight botOver 1 at a steady stake.
• Half Court botOver 4 at a steady stake.
• Six Pack botOver 3 at a steady stake.
• Top Shelf botOver 6, after three lower digits.
• Upper Deck botOver 5, once every five ticks.
• Summit Pair botOver 7, after a long wait.
• Low Five botUnder 5: the lower five digits.
• Ground Four botUnder 4, after two high digits.
• Lower Six botUnder 6: six digits out of ten.
• Downhill botBets against three ticks in a row.
• Long Climb botFollows three ticks in a row, for ten.
• Short Climb botFollows two ticks in a row, for five.
• Quick Dip botOne tick, against the last one.
• Slow Slope botRise, then Fall, by turns.
• Patient Rise botRise, for ten ticks at a time.
• Step Up botFollows three ticks past a near barrier.
• Breakout botFollows four ticks past the barrier.
• Long Reach botFollows two ticks past a far barrier.
• Canopy botBets on a reversal past a far barrier.
• Ceiling botHigher, then Lower, past a far barrier.
• Low Ceiling botAgainst two ticks, past a near barrier.
• Flat Roof botHigher, then Lower, with a pause between.
• Fingertip botTouch, at the barrier.
• Far Touch botTouch, at a far barrier.
• Brush botTouch, at a near barrier.
• Hands Off botNo Touch, at a far barrier.
• Clear Air botNo Touch, at the barrier.
• Snowball bot1% a tick, closed at 3%.
• Quick Stack bot2% a tick, closed at 4%.
• Fast Stack bot3% a tick, closed at 3%.
• Avalanche bot5% a tick, closed at 3.5%.
• Slow Lever botx40 with the last three ticks, closed at 10%.
• Long Lever botx40 against the last three ticks, closed at 12%.
• Even Lever botx100, up then down, closed at 10%.
• Full Swing botx100 with the last two ticks, closed at 8%.

Starting a bot

1. 1

   Open Auto Hub and pick a bot

   Read its How it works panel first. It lists every rule the bot follows, in order.

2. 2

   Choose the market

   Each bot trades one market. Which markets it offers depends on its contract, and its guide lists them. Most bots suggest Volatility 100, 75 and 50.

3. 3

   Choose a plan

   Choose one of the displayed plans to set the stake, stop loss and profit target together.

4. 4

   Start it on demo first

   Start on your Deriv demo account and watch a full session. On a real account you tick a box to confirm that the bot trades real money, and the button reads Start with real money.

Reading the run page

The run page lists every trade with its market, digit and result, and shows the realised profit or loss, how much of the stop loss has been used and the progress towards the take profit. A bot that waits for a pattern can sit for some time with no entries. That is normal: it is waiting for its signal.

What every bot shares

• It runs on FXNOD's servers. Closing the page does not stop it or switch off its limits.
• It holds one trade at a time.
• It trades the Deriv account it was started on, demo or real, until it stops.
• Auto Hub and Bot Forge share the same safety ceilings on an account: a loss in one counts towards the total loss limit for both, and bots from either count towards the limit on how many run at once.