High volatility token trading
RogueBots give you the volatility of memecoins without the scams and rug-pulls.
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RogueBots give you the volatility of memecoins without the scams and rug-pulls.
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Memecoins have exploded in popularity recently, due in large part to their extreme volatility. Traders can buy a memecoin and it might give them a 500% or 1,000% or 2,000% return in the next 24 hours or less.
But such gains are rare. Most trades result in a total wipeout where the trader loses his entire stake when the memecoin's price crashes to zero. And more often than not, such price crashes are caused by "rug-pulls", where the memecoin creator purposely dumps all his tokens in a single trade to extract all the liquidity from the token's DEX pool.
Some industry voices and platforms, such as Binance and active memecoin trading communities, claim that nearly all memecoins—up to 99.9%—are scams or destined for failure, especially on platforms like Pump.fun where the vast majority of tokens are rug pulls or otherwise malicious.
If only there was another way of trading highly volatile tokens with a much higher win-rate and where there's ZERO risk of being scammed or rugged......
RogueBot tokens are highly volatile, routinely producing triple and quadruple digit percentage gains over a 24 hour period. But unlike memecoins, there's absolutely no chance of being rugged - it's not even possible.
And there's only ever 30 RogueBot tokens to trade, half of which will likely rise in price in the next hour. Compare this to the 16,000+ memecoins created every day on pump.fun, the vast majority of which will steal your money and crash to zero. Your odds of winning when trading RogueBots are thus astronomically higher than trading on pump.fun.
RogueBot tokens are ERC-20 tokens on Rogue Chain that you hold in your own self-custodial wallet. But unlike regular memecoins that don't represent anything, RogueBot tokens are liquidity pool (LP) tokens that represent the betting balance held by the bot.
This means they always have an intrinsic value that is unaffected by the buying and selling actions of other holders. RogueBot token prices cannot be manipulated by anyone. Even when a large holder dumps all his tokens that doesn't affect the price in any way.
The only thing that affects the RogueBot's token price is the bot's betting performance on the Rogue Index. And that cannot be influenced by anyone because each RogueBot is an independent and autonomous smart contract deployed on Rogue Chain that nobody can control.
When the RogueBot wins, its betting balance increases, meaning that it's LP tokens representing that betting balance also increase in value. When the RogueBot loses, it's betting balance decreases and so the LP tokens representing that diminishing balance also decrease in value.
Also, Rogue Index is a zero house edge game with no fees on winnings so there is absolutely no edge of any kind working against the bot. Any RogueBot can suddenly go on a winning streak and make huge gains in a short period of time, and these gains are immediately reflected in the RogueBot's token price.