How Deriv Accumulators Work in 60 Seconds
44sClear, concise explanation of a complex trading tool that many viewers are curious about.
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The video explains how Deriv's accumulator trading operation works, demonstrating the setup with a volatility of 75, a growth rate between 1% and 5%, and an initial stake. The presenter clarifies that this is not technical analysis but a bet that the asset price will stay within a barrier, earning a fixed growth rate per movement.
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Setting Up an Accumulator
The presenter selects volatility 75 and operation type 'accumulators'. The growth rate ranges from 1% to 5%, and the entry value is the initial stake.
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How the Operation Works
As long as the asset stays within the blue barrier, each movement brings the growth rate as profit. Example: $100 investment at 1% growth rate yields profit on every move until a breakout.
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Not Technical Analysis
This is not price action or technical analysis; it's a bet that the value won't move significantly up or down. The trader can sell the contract to take profits.
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Impact of Growth Rate
Increasing the growth rate to 5% narrows the blue barrier, increasing potential profit but also significantly increasing the risk of losing the stake.
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Breakout Statistics
The footer shows recent breakout statistics. At 5%, breakouts occur quickly (e.g., after 34, 21, 19, 33 movements). At 1%, numbers are much higher (50, 76, 43, 57, and 213 movements since last breakout).
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Strategy and Probability
With a $100 stake, 215 transactions at 1% would yield $215. The presenter advises not to let too much activity accumulate in one entry and to use a probability-based strategy for entries.
Accumulators on Deriv offer a simple, probability-based trading method where lower growth rates provide more consistent but smaller profits, while higher rates increase risk. A clear strategy is essential to manage entries effectively.
Tutorial Checklist
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Monitor the asset price; as long as it stays within the blue barrier, you earn the growth rate on each movement.
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Review breakout statistics in the footer to gauge recent performance at different growth rates.
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Use a probability-based strategy for entries; avoid letting too many movements accumulate in a single entry.
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What is the growth rate range for Deriv accumulators?
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What is the growth rate range for Deriv accumulators?
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1% to 5%
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What does the blue barrier represent in an accumulator?
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What does the blue barrier represent in an accumulator?
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The price range within which the asset must stay to earn profit on each movement.
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Why is an accumulator not considered technical analysis?
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Why is an accumulator not considered technical analysis?
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Because it's a bet that the price won't move significantly up or down, not based on price action.
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How does increasing the growth rate to 5% affect the barrier and risk?
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How does increasing the growth rate to 5% affect the barrier and risk?
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It narrows the barrier, increasing potential profit but also significantly increasing the risk of losing the stake.
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What do the breakout statistics show at 1% growth rate?
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What do the breakout statistics show at 1% growth rate?
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Much higher numbers of movements before a breakout (e.g., 50, 76, 43, 57, and 213).
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💡 Key Takeaways
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Profit Mechanism
Explains the core earning model: each movement within the barrier yields the growth rate as profit.
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Not Technical Analysis
Clarifies the fundamental nature of accumulators as a volatility bet, not a chart-based strategy.
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Statistical Evidence
Provides concrete numbers showing how lower growth rates yield far more successful movements.
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Probability-Based Strategy
Emphasizes the need for a strategic approach to entries based on probabilities.
01:57Full Transcript
[00:02] derivative. I'm at volatility 75. Type of operation: accumulators. Here at the bottom you will select your growth rate, which ranges from 1 to 5%, and right below that your entry value, which is your initial stake. How does
[00:16] this operation work? Every time the asset stays within that blue barrier while it's making movements, you bring that growth rate as profit to your account. For example, I have a $100 investment with a
[00:30] 1% growth rate. Every move will bring me back to, you see? As long as he doesn't break with me , he'll keep profiting from this for me. Here, folks, please be aware that this is not a technical analysis. You're not
[00:46] doing price action here; you're actually betting that the value won't move that much, neither up nor down. I can sell my contract here and take those 3 for my account. If you increase it to
[01:00] 3 for my account. If you increase it to 5%, that little blue barrier will narrow. Although you might make a higher profit on the transaction, the possibility of losing those $1 also increases significantly. Below, in the footer, you can
[01:14] see the statistics for the most recent breakouts. Here, at 5%, you can see that the numbers are small. After 34 movements inside the barrier, he broke through. Then, 21 transactions, 19
[01:28] transactions, and at this moment 33. If you go to 1%, look how these you go to 1%, look how these numbers increase. 50, 76, it's at 43, 57. At this moment, 213 movements have just occurred since the
[01:43] breakout. In other words, there were 215 transactions within that transactions within that 1% percentage rate. If you take those 215 transactions, that's $215, of course, taking my
[01:57] stake of $ into reference. Of course, you're not going to let that much activity accumulate in just one entrance. Have a strategy in mind, primarily based on probabilities in this case, to make your entries, okay? So that's it,
[02:11] accumulators explained, and also an operation performed within that short Follow Cristiano Pereira so I can bring you more explanatory videos about other more explanatory videos about other Deriv operations. Yeah.
