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# Roadmap

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### Phase 1: Foundation (Target: LitVM Mainnet Launch)

* Deploy core smart-contract suite on LitVM
* Open permissionless Creator-Led market creation
* Launch 3–5 curated Featured Markets around upcoming high-attention events
* Launch initial Daily Markets: BTC, ETH, SOL, gold, oil, Fed rate expectations
* Launch [Founder Program](/midaspredict/knowledge-base/founder-program.md) (Founder NFTs, multipliers, Welcome Grants for qualifying testnet users)
* Activate Midas Points (MP) system and 3-tier referral program
* Complete at least one independent smart-contract audit
* Ship web-based frontend with embedded-wallet and external-wallet support
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### Phase 2: Expansion (Target: 3–6 Months Post-Launch)

* Expand Daily Market categories: silver, equity indices, additional crypto pairs, macro indicators
* Integrate deeper collateral options as LitVM DeFi ecosystem matures
* Launch public API and embeddable widget SDK
* Implement creator reputation system and enhanced curation tools
* Explore cross-protocol composability
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### Phase 3: Advanced Modes (Target: 6–12 Months Post-Launch)

* Evaluate advanced market structures (scalar, combinatorial, conditional markets)
* Assess rapid-resolution market mode based on user demand
* Transition dispute resolution toward decentralized resolver set
* Explore AI-agent integration for automated market creation and prediction analytics
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