Never run an .exe file. Legitimate Deriv bots are JavaScript (for Dbot) or Python (for API trading).
If you don't trust others, build your own using Deriv’s API. Here is the pseudo-code for a new "Capital Preservation Bot" : deriv bot no loss new
# Pseudo-code for No-Loss Hedging Bot
balance = get_balance()
stake = balance * 0.01 # 1% risk
while True:
trend = get_rsi(14) # New AI indicator
if trend < 30: # Oversold
contract = buy_call(stake)
if contract.loss():
# New step: Hedge, don't double
hedge_stake = stake * 0.5
sell_put(hedge_stake)
# Wait for recovery
wait_for_price(entry_price + 10 pips)
close_all_trades()
This strategy ensures you never lose more than 1.5% on any sequence. Never run an
Warning: there is no guaranteed "no-loss" trading bot. Markets are inherently risky. Below is a practical, conservative guide to designing and using a Deriv (binary/options/CFD) trading bot aimed at limiting losses and managing risk—not eliminating it. This strategy ensures you never lose more than 1
The proliferation of "No Loss" Deriv bots highlights a growing divide in the trading community. On one side are the speculators looking for quick gains, driven by social media testimonials and affiliate links. On the other are the purists who use bots strictly for risk management—setting strict stop-losses and taking modest, consistent gains.
Deriv itself provides the platform for these tools but warns users in its Terms and Conditions regarding the risks of automated trading. The platform explicitly states that past performance does not guarantee future results.