Rooq

A closer look at Rooq and the future of private trading. x.com/i/article/2120…

Jeffrey Huang has been liquidated on Hyperliquid more than 300 times.

Crypto Twitter calls him the King of Liquidations.

He took a small account to $12.25M. Then he rode it back down to about $21K. Across the whole run, trackers put his losses near $75M.

The losses weren't the strangest part. Everyone could watch them happen.

His wallet is public and labeled. Every time he opened a big long, accounts posted the size, the entry and how close price was to his liquidation. Thousands of people followed the countdown on every trade, in real time, like a live show.

That's how public perps work. Your position becomes content. Your liquidation price becomes a number anyone can quote and anyone can trade against.

It doesn't have to work that way.

On Rooq, a perp's size, entry and liquidation price aren't on chain. There's no countdown for anyone to post. The chain sees a proof that your trade followed the rules, and nothing about the trade itself.

We also cap leverage at 2x. Privacy should protect your position, not hide a reckless one.

Private markets for Stock Tokens, live on Robinhood Chain testnet.

We’re planning a chart upgrade for Rooq.

Candlesticks + line view. More price history. Indicators and drawing tools. Your entry and liquidation levels on the chart.

What’s the one chart tool you use every session?

Trade tokenized stocks with Rooq: private spot and perps, with up to 2× leverage to go long or short.

Markets should be transparent. Your positions shouldn't be public.

Own the asset, trade the price, keep your balances and positions private. That's Rooq.

If you could trade Stock Tokens privately, what's your first move?