I put a public Deriv demo book on the internet. Rise/fall break-even sits near 53%.

I run a watch-only Deriv practice desk on GitHub Pages. You do not log in to watch it. Every demo fill is on the page.

This is education. It is not a signal.

The live book

As of 6 October 2026 the public tape (still running) is:

• 62 CALL trades
• 33 wins, 29 losses
• 53.2%
• realized +$13.18 on demo

A video of the same desk, filmed a few hours earlier, sat at 61 CALL, 54.1%, +$13.53. The tape moves. That is the point of putting it on the internet.

The $2 slice — RSI still at or under 28 — is the bucket that carried PnL. Ordinary $0.35 pulses in the 28–32 band leaked.

Watch it: iederees-create.github.io/deriv-affiliate-launchpad-template/lab

Public JSON: GET https://product-listing-server.onrender.com/api/lab/live

Why 53% is the real bar

A winning rise/fall option pays less than the stake you put up. Break-even sits near 53%. An 80% win-rate claim does not survive that payout.

The stack is boring on purpose:

• Node/Express lab on Render
• Deriv WebSocket, demo login only
• CALL-only RSI recovery on volatility indexes
• M5 only fires when RSI is still ≤28
• hourly cap 1, rolling 12 trades or −$10 / 24h
• GitHub Actions keep-alive so Render does not sleep the tape overnight

Tools that still work if you never sign up

Stake planner, daily loss limiter, 20-trade sample, sit-out gate, session clock. Browser only. They do not place trades.

Tools · Kit

If you want a Deriv account after you have watched the book: t.deriv.link · referral 28EX72Q47LR4

Affiliate disclosure: I partner with Deriv and may earn a commission if you register through that link. Trading involves risk. 18+ only. Demo figures only. Not financial advice. Not a signal.

Cape Town operator. Numbers stay on the page.