Paperclash is the next iteration of Robobet, according to its official launch announcement and co-creator Noah Bragg. It combines BTC/ETH perpetual trades on Papertrade with territory conquest: settled percentage gains above a tile’s target claim it, while surrounding land and holding capitols add strategic rules. A public map, players and activity were observed on 27 October 2026.
The Guide and FAQ describe manual trading or an optional IMD agent. Empty tiles need at least +0.1% settled gain; matching a target or briefly crossing it does not claim it. Ordinary raids require at least 10 USDC margin and $1,000 exposure, with leverage up to 1000x; capitols have higher requirements. An adverse tile adds a 2 USDC challenge fee, or 5 USDC for a capitol. Empty and own tiles have no challenge fee. IMD adds a separately displayed fee; losses and liquidation remain possible.
Season rewards are described as a pool from PAPER staking earnings and 50% of builder fees, apportioned by share-hours after the season. The season calendar, funding and actual payouts have not been verified. The FAQ describes withdrawals from Ready to claim on Ethereum mainnet with ETH for gas. No raid, agent, wallet, order, settlement or claim was tested.
History: Robobet was announced live on 16 October. At 01:06 UTC on 26 October, the account announced a new name/look with a reveal planned for 27 October. A separate Paperclash launch was announced at 16:43 UTC on 26 October; the map was then observed on 27 October. The old robobet.fun interface still remained accessible on 27 October. This profile keeps its original identity, URL and history; account, balance and permission migration has not been established.
Historical Robobet description and 26 October review (preserved below; not the current Paperclash rules):
Robobet turns a short-term perpetual trade into an AI-directed experience. Choose a fixed USDC stake, then let an agent powered by the IMD network select BTC or ETH, direction, leverage and a take-profit target. The site says Papertrade places and settles the resulting position.
The official account announced Robobet live on 16 October 2026. An update on 18 October added selection between BTC and ETH according to the trade setup. The interface includes a recent-trade log and a link to a leaderboard.
The FAQ states that the service is not yet fully onchain: it currently uses the IMD network and places trades on the user’s behalf through Papertrade. This requires trust in the operator. A run uses real funds, with liquidation as the stated stop; the selected stake can be lost.
PaperGames reviewed the public interface, FAQ and official announcements. No wallet was connected and no trade, withdrawal or settlement was tested.
On 26 October 2026, the official @robobet_fun account announced a next iteration with a new name and look, Paperclash, with a reveal planned for the following day, 27 October. The existing robobet.fun website still showed ROBOBET//FUN during the 26 October review. No delivered Paperclash interface, new official domain, account migration or continuity of balances and permissions was established. This is a dated announcement, not a completed rename or migration. The existing Robobet profile and history are retained.
Current official X account: https://x.com/paperclash_xyz . Launch source: https://x.com/paperclash_xyz/status/2114759904418201856 . Continuity source: https://x.com/noahwbragg/status/2114764712101785906 .
On 29 October 2026, @paperclash_xyz announced stop-loss and take-profit support for raids. During the 1 November read-only review, the Advanced panel showed TP/SL as returns on margin and stated that an automatic close is executed at market, potentially away from its trigger. No margin or stop value, raid, IMD agent or order was activated. Surveillance hosting, persistence with the browser closed, cancellation, outages and queue handling remain unverified. The announcement is not a guarantee against liquidation.
On 31 October the account announced a Telegram group for bugs, suggestions and discussion at https://t.me/paperclash_xyz . The public site still carried an older X link and a separate invitation URL during this review. These are coordinate differences to reconcile while preserving Robobet history; no group was joined and no account migration is inferred.
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