what's Rollback?

Rollback is a blockchain security protocol designed to protect users from permanent asset loss due to misplaced seeds, bricked devices, or prolonged wallet inactivity. It enables automatic on-chain transfers of assets to a pre-designated backup address if the primary wallet remains silent for an extended period, ensuring recovery without relying on third parties or trust assumptions. The core mechanism extends standard ERC-20 token standards with rollback capabilities, allowing users to revert unauthorized or compromised transactions using zero-knowledge proofs (zkProofs). This prevents hacks and exploits by enabling state reversions for externally owned accounts (EOAs) or malicious smart contracts, maintaining the integrity of the blockchain while providing a safety net for long-term holders. Built for the broader crypto ecosystem, Rollback emphasizes decentralization and user autonomy, integrating seamlessly with existing wallets and DeFi protocols to mitigate common risks in self-custody environments.

Rollback launched $LOBSTER and $ROLL tokens on Base via moltlaunch today, Jan 31, 2026.

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