# Roadmap

### **Q4 2023: Research & Funding Prep**

* Identify the technology.
* Finalize the concept.
* Initiate investor discussions for funding.
* Architecture and UX design planning.

### **Q1 2024: Funding & Development Kickstart**

* Secure funding for initial development.
* Assemble a multidisciplinary core team.
* Prototype testing environment setup.
* Evaluate scalability & security.
* Develop core features functions like P2P Hub.
* Draft whitepaper and documentation.
* Build community engagement.

### **Q2 2024: Feature Development & Testing**

* Create main features.
* Create small features.
* Explore integrations with crypto wallets.
* Begin private beta testing.
* Refine platform based on feedback.
* Explore partnerships for mutual benefits.
* Expand user base with public beta.
* Establish customer support.
* Prepare for official launch.
* Conduct security audit.

### **Q3 2024: Official Launch & Growth**

* Officially public launch.
* Engage with influencers and communities.
* Continuously gather user feedback.
* Forge partnerships with blockchain projects.
* Monitor & improve performance.
* Focused on marketing.
* 2nd audit.

### **Q4 2024: Build Additional Features**

* Research user's advanced features.
* Create user's advanced features.
* Initiate developer surveys.
* Research features and services for developers.
* Exploring more business models.
* 3rd audit.

### **Q1 2025: Developer-Focused Features & Services**

* SDKs development for integration.
* Execute developer's stuff and services.
* Evaluate scalability & security.
* Optimize UI/UX.
* Perform load testing.
* Public launch features & services.
* Conduct security audit.

### Q2 2025 onwards...

* Massive platform expansion research.
* Research for advanced features.
* UI revamp and upgrade
* Collaborate with events.
* Adapt to tech trends.

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