Digit Matrix

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+ What does Digit Matrix do?

When you press Fire, it buys a one-tick Differs (or Matches) contract on up to ten Deriv markets at the same moment: all eight 1-second volatility indices (Vol 10, 15, 25, 30, 50, 75, 90 and 100) plus Jump 10 and Jump 50. Each market trades its own picked digit. When every trade has settled, they are added up into one shot P/L.

You choose how many trades a shot places, from 1 to 10.

+ What are Differs and Matches?

Differs wins when the next last digit is not your digit: 9 digits out of 10, so it wins about 90% of the time and pays about 9% of the stake.

Matches wins only when the next last digit is your digit: about 10% of the time, and a win pays about 8× the stake in profit.

The Each win pays figure shows the live payout for your account and stake.

+ How does the matrix work?

Each row is a market and each cell is a digit, 0 to 9. The number in a cell is how often that digit appeared as the last digit in the market's last 25, 100 or 1,000 ticks (pick with Count last). Blue cells appeared less often than an even 10%, red cells more often, and the deeper the colour, the more unusual the gap is for that many ticks.

The dark circle marks the live digit. The ringed cell, with a ≠ or = sign, is the digit that market will trade next. After a trade settles, its exit digit is filled green (won) or red (lost).

+ What are Cold, Hot, Last and Fixed?

They decide which digit each market trades:

Cold: the digit seen least in the counted ticks. Hot: the digit seen most. Last: the digit showing right now. Fixed: the same digit on every market.

Both start on Cold, and each contract remembers your choice.

+ Which markets get the trades?

N trades go to the N selected markets where the picked digit is strongest: the rarest picked digit for Differs, the most common for Matches. With Smart Recovery on, that choice is made when a cycle starts; after that, each shot trades the cycle's markets that haven't won yet, the recovering ones first. The rows in the next shot have a blue edge and a rank (#1, #2…); recovering rows have a purple edge.

+ Do the digit picks improve the odds?

No. On Deriv's synthetic indices every last digit has the same chance on every tick, whatever came before. A cold digit is not "due" and a hot digit is not "on a run". The picks decide which digit and which markets you trade, not the chance of winning. Each Differs still wins about 90% of the time, each Matches about 10%.

The All win figure is the chance every trade in a Differs shot wins; Any hit is the chance at least one Matches trade wins. Both come straight from those odds. Try the bot on a demo account first.

+ What does Smart Recovery do?

With it on, shots run in cycles. The first shot of a cycle picks its markets (the N with the strongest picks). From then on each of those markets trades in every shot until it wins once; a market that has won shows Won and sits out. When every market in the cycle has won, the cycle is complete: nothing trades, Auto-Fire switches itself off, and the Fire button turns into Start new cycle.

A market that loses trades again at a recovery stake, priced from Deriv's live quote so that one win pays back everything it has lost in the cycle plus what a normal win makes. So a completed cycle ends up by about one normal win per market; the status line shows where the cycle is now and where it ends when every market has won.

On Differs, the recovery trade is not another Differs. Differs pays only about 9%, so winning a loss back with it would need about 11× the stake, and about 130× after a second loss. Instead the market switches to Over 4 or Under 5 (whichever half of the digits it has shown more often lately), which pays about 95%, so each recovery stake is about 2× the last: 2.33, 4.86, 10, 21, 44, 92… at a 2.00 stake.

On Matches, the recovery trade is another Matches. A hit pays several times the stake, so each recovery stake is only a little bigger than the last, but Matches misses 9 times in 10 and long runs of misses are common. At a 2.00 stake, a market that misses 20 times in a row is at a 34 stake with about 210 already lost; after 30 misses, a 140 stake with about 900 lost; after 40, a 577 stake with about 3,800 lost. In a 10-market cycle, at least one market reaches 30 misses about 1 cycle in 3, and 40 misses about 1 cycle in 7.

There is no limit on how far a market keeps recovering. The only stop is your balance: if a recovery stake would be more than it, that market takes its loss and goes back to your normal stake (still in the cycle). With Auto-Fire, your Stop loss ends the run once a shot settles past it. Recovery does not change the odds of any trade, and over many trades it does not turn a loss into a profit.

+ What does Auto-Fire do?

Switch it on and Digit Matrix fires a shot, waits for it to settle, pauses a few seconds, and fires the next one, for as long as the switch stays on. Each shot uses your settings and the picks at that moment.

Take profit, Stop loss and Max shots count from the moment you switch it on. As soon as a shot settles and the run reaches one of them, Auto-Fire switches itself off. Leave a box empty to turn that limit off. It also stops if your balance can't cover the next shot.

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