# Roadmap

## **2023 Q3**

* [ ] Develop Trust BTC, a Bitcoin trust-based smart protocol.
* [ ] Build TBTC DApp, a decentralized application.

## 2023 Q4

* [ ] Construct the foundational structure of the DApp.
* [ ] Launch smart contracts on the testnet.
* [ ] Deploy the TBTC Bitcoin trust smart protocol.
* [ ] Initiate a beta version to collect all predictable outcome data.
* [ ] Officially launch the TBT token on-chain.

## 2024 Q1

* [ ] Enter the public testing phase for the TBTC Bitcoin trust smart protocol and DApp.
* [ ] Begin public testing of the TBTC cloud mining machine.
* [ ] Create and inject TBT tokens into a decentralized liquidity pool.

## 2024 Q2

* [ ] Start the trial operation phase.
* [ ] Implement AVE verification.
* [ ] Add liquidity pools to PancakeSwap, anchored for 10 years.
* [ ] Officially register all contract addresses on the DApp blockchain.
* [ ] Launch security audits by Certik and Slowmist.
* [ ] Relinquish ownership of TBT tokens to achieve fully decentralized governance.

## 2024 Q3

* [ ] Operate autonomously as a fully decentralized DAO.
* [ ] 70% of TBT tokens enter market circulation.
* [ ] TBTC enters a flywheel mode.
* [ ] Bitcoin reserve value reaches over 4 million USD.

## 2024 Q4

* [ ] Trial operation of TBTC NFT inscription functionality.
* [ ] Bitcoin reserve value reaches over 10 million USD.

## 2025 Q1

* [ ] Support the addition of liquidity pools to multiple decentralized exchanges.
* [ ] Support multiple public blockchains.
* [ ] Enable cross-chain transactions.

## 2025 Q2

* [ ] Trial operation of TBTC NFT inscription-linked games.
* [ ] Develop a metaverse aggregator, integrating multiple blockchain games into a gaming hub.
* [ ] Combine all TBTC ecosystems to enter Web3, promoting the circulation and application value of TBT.


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