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# Road Map

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## Q2 2024&#x20;

* Token airdrop
* Launch, token begins OTC or DEX trading
* Launch of the Euro Cup section
* NFT launch
* Launch of the Current Affairs section
* Launch of the Crypto Major Events section

## Q3 2024&#x20;

* Launch of the Entertainment section
* Launch of the Olympic Games section
* Launch of the Entertainment section
* Launch of the European Top 5 Leagues game section
* Launch of the Keep fitness app
* Launch of the Basketball game section

## Q4 2024

* Launch of the Economic Hotspots section
* Launch of RWA products
* Launch of the Competitive Games section
* Launch of the Boxing/MMA game section


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