• Rollblock set to ape Shiba Inu’s success in its early days.
• Definitive Rollblock revenue sharing model and burning mechanism.

Rollblock [RBLK],  a GambleFi altcoin, is gaining attention in the cryptocurrency world as a potential giant, drawing comparisons to Shiba Inu’s meteoric rise.

Shiba Inu made waves in 2021, delivering massive returns of over 150,000,000% for early investors. Rollblock aims to capture similar success by leveraging blockchain technology in the casino industry.

Community-based blockchain casinos

Firstly, Rollblock, which is one of the world’s first community-based blockchain casinos, aims to transform the online gambling industry valued at $305.8 billion by April 2024, with projections to reach $744 billion by 2028.

Rollblock [RBLK] token launch is currently in the fifth stage of its development, with 69.88% of the necessary activities completed before its official launch.

With 15 million RBLK tokens remaining in the presale and 35 million already sold, early investors need to act quickly before the presale ends as RBLK will be the home of over 200 games.

RBLK tokens have delivered a 50% return on investment since the presale began signaling more future gains.

Additionally, Rollblock’s approach to user privacy and engagement is attractive. The casino does not require KYC verification upon sign-up, ensuring a seamless and anonymous experience for its users.

Rollblock’s [RBLK] innovative revenue-sharing model also stands out. The platform uses its weekly revenue to buy back RBLK tokens, burning half of the purchased tokens and distributing the remaining half to holders.

This approach not only rewards holders but also helps control the token supply, preventing inflation and maintaining the price stability of RBLK.

Price prediction

Currently, the RBLK token is priced at $0.021 as at press time, with a target of reaching $1 by the end of 2024.

If the current momentum continues, Rollblock could indeed become a leading GambleFi altcoin, with investors eyeing the potential for a 100x return by the end of the year.