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# ❓What is RollX?

Launched in 2024 by a global team, RollX is a perpetual trading platform built on Base that enables users to trade BTC and leading assets with up to 1000× leverage. It supports multi-asset and BTC-native collateral, combining CEX-level performance with full on-chain transparency. RollX is community-owned, returning trading fees to stakers and liquidity providers through a sustainable, reward-driven ecosystem.

RollX V1 employs a fully on-chain liquidity model, offering transparent perpetual trading with minimal slippage. Trades execute directly against the RLP pool (supporting USDT/USDC/BTC/cbBTC and more), optimizing capital efficiency across all trading pairs. Prices are aggregated from multiple exchanges, reducing liquidation risks from temporary market wicks.

Classic Mode: Trade universal assets with up to 100x leverage.

Pro Mode: Trade universal assets with up to 500x leverage.&#x20;

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