🖥️ Rogue AI Nodes
Own a Share of Protocol Revenue
Rogue AI Nodes allow operators to participate directly in protocol revenue. They are intentionally scarce, high-value, and designed to reward long-term partners of the ecosystem.
Node Tiers
Rogue AI offers three node tiers, each mapped to a different level of commitment and reward exposure.
R1 Node
Entry Cost: ~$5,000
Reward Share: 15% of total node pool
Positioning: Accessible entry point for early supporters
R2 Node
Entry Cost: ~$20,000
Reward Share: 35% of total node pool
Positioning: Mid-tier operator level with higher yield potential
R3 Node
Entry Cost: ~$35,000
Reward Share: 50% of total node pool
Positioning: Institutional-grade, highest reward exposure
Higher tiers earn more and have more limited supply.
Revenue Allocation (By Phase)
Node operators receive a share of monthly protocol revenue. This allocation is pre-defined in the tokenomics and structured for long-term sustainability.
Phase 1
10% of total protocol revenue
Phase 2
8% of total protocol revenue
Phase 3
7% of total protocol revenue
Even with reduced percentages in later phases, APR remains strong due to limited node supply.
Example Earnings (Illustrative)
Assuming $5,000,000 in monthly protocol revenue, node earnings would align with the following estimates:
R1
~$375
~$4,500
~45%
R2
~$1,750
~$21,000
~70%
R3
~$5,000
~$60,000
~120%
These are projections based on internal modeling and not guaranteed outcomes.
Progressive Pricing
To reward early operators and maintain long-term value, R2 and R3 nodes increase in price as more nodes are sold.
Batch-Based Pricing
Batch 1
10
$20,000
$35,000
Batch 2
20
$25,000
$40,000
Batch 3
30
$30,000
$45,000
Batch 4
40
$35,000
$50,000
Price increases occur based on total nodes sold across R2 and R3 tiers.
Early buyers benefit from lower entry costs and stronger long-term ROI.
Purpose of Nodes
Nodes serve as critical economic and infrastructure components of the protocol.
They provide:
Direct revenue participation
Alignment between operators and protocol growth
Decentralization of infrastructure ownership
A predictable and transparent reward structure
Nodes are a partnership role—not a passive product.
Who Nodes Are Designed For
Nodes are best suited for:
High-conviction ecosystem participants
Users seeking predictable revenue flow
Institutional buyers
Traders wanting deeper ecosystem alignment
Long-term contributors
Scarcity & Supply Constraints
Node availability is intentionally limited. Supply caps protect operator earnings, prevent dilution, and maintain long-term value.
Once allocated, node supply does not expand.
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