RoarChain: Bridging self‑custody, AI, and sustainable yield for web3’s next billion

“We have some of the same staking fees as Uniswap and… our chain is offering nodes that actually do something in function”.

Revenue from node sales, DEX trading fees, and secondary NFT markets cycles into a DAO‑controlled treasury, which has been “largely personally funded” to date. The goal is a rapid network effect:

“Everyone knows the real security in a community is inviting more people in faster and bigger,” Hedrick added.

UX & Regulatory Hurdles

Wright pressed Hedrick on whether the team can deliver Gmail‑level simplicity without sacrificing key ownership. Hedrick conceded the challenge, pointing to unified log‑ins and mobile‑first design as priorities, while reiterating that decentralization “cannot move away” from the plan.

Wright‘s skepticism was candid: “Anyone that says ’I‘ve got the answer,’ unless you can prove it, I just don‘t believe you because it’s a very difficult problem”. Hedrick agreed, noting RoarChains two‑year runway to refine the experience.

On the legal front, Roar assembled five law firms and embedded utility into its token to dodge the Howey trap. Liquidity is locked, vesting is public, and circulating‑supply APIs sit behind ROARtoken.org so regulators and users alike can audit flows.

A Decade‑Long Vision for the Next Billion

RoarChains roadmap spans ten years, but Hedrick expects to hit key milestones sooner thanks to OP‑Stack compatibility, AI‑augmented user journeys, and fee‑backed sustainability. Whitehill framed the ambition plainly: onboarding the first billion Web3 users will require Web2‑grade polish, transparent economics, and iron‑clad self‑custody, pillars RoarChain says it has been architecting from day one.