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# Roadmap

Phase 1 

* Carry out development and research for Launchpad and the RawBlock blockchain. 
* Launch the RawBlock token on Uniswap, the RawBlock Blockchain's native cryptocurrency. 
* Beginning to build the community. 
* RawBlock Public Testnet officially launched.

Phase 2

* RawBlock staking rewards implementation. 
* Conduct security audits to make sure the platform is reliable. 
* Boost community expansion via engagement and marketing campaigns. 
* Token generator, Launchpad, and RawBlock Locker publicly launch. 
* The Rollout of Revenue Share. 
* Registration through CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap.

Phase 3 

* The development of RawBlock mainnet. 
* Building bridges to connect the RawBlock Network to the Ethereum Network and vice versa. 
* Implement an integration with RawBlock blockchain networks and expand the launchpad's capabilities. 
* Expand the RawBlock ecosystem by increase number of transactions and user demands thru parnership with CT and CEX listing.


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