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# Development Stage

### Phase 1: Launch and Platform Setup (0 – 3 months)

* Market research and analysis:
  * Complete market research, assess the needs of indie games and large studios.
* Develop technical infrastructure:
  * Build backend system, deploy smart contracts for vesting, airdrop and DAO.
* Launch MVP version:
  * Release test versions of Game Providers, Core rating & protection and Vesting Platform modules.

### Phase 2: Integration and Expansion (4 – 9 months)

* Integrate Media Agency & Launchpad:
  * Connect media partners, organize livestream events, AMA and interactive campaigns.
* Implement AI features:
  * Integrate AI technology to support claiming tokens and bonuses, improve user experience.
* Enhance security:
  * Upgrade Sybil attack prevention system and improve user authentication process.

### Phase 3: Full Deployment (10 – 18 months)

* IDO and Pre-market launch:
  * Complete public token listing portal and expand P2P trading system.
* Complete DAO system:
  * Develop voting interface, deploy competition reward program for the community.
* Strengthen international communication and cooperation:
  * Expand partnership, sign contracts with major exchanges and global media partners.


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