what is rotating proxy?
a proxy endpoint that hands you a different exit ip on a schedule or on every request.
you point your client at one hostname and port and the provider picks the exit for you out of a pool. rotation happens per request, per new connection, or every few minutes, depending on the product and how you address it. the purpose is spreading volume: no single address accumulates enough requests to cross a rate limit or attract a reputation hit, so a job that would burn one ip in ten minutes runs for hours across a thousand. rotation is not free. anything stateful breaks when the address changes underneath it, so logins, carts, multi step forms and cursor based pagination need a pinned exit instead. it also hides problems, since a slow or blocked node simply vanishes on the next request, which makes retries cheap and debugging harder. every myx bandwidth product exposes rotating and sticky modes on the same endpoint, selected in the proxy username.