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# Roadmap

**Q4 2022**

* Launch new WeFund dapp with a dashboard system
* Finish fundraising (seed)
* Smart Contract audit
* IDO
* TGE + Listing
* Launch 3 Projects&#x20;
* API prototype building
* API partner testing (3 partners)

**Q1 2023**

* Incubate 10 projects
* Launch 10 Projects
* Audit the API
* Launch the API
* Have 5 partners using the API

**Q2 2023**

* Equity crowdfunding integration
* Launch profit-sharing-based projects
* Incubate 10 new projects
* Launch 10 projects
* Having 8 Partners using the API
* NFT market place testnet

**Q3 2023**

* Incubate 3 Equity crowdfunding projects
* Incubate 10 new projects
* Launch 10 projects
* 10 Partners using the API
* Launching the NFT marketplace
* Integrate the NFT marketplace in the API solution (testnet)

**Q4 2023**

* Incubate 10 new projects
* Launch 10 projects
* 12 Partners using the API
* Release the API with NFT marketplace integration


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