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# Roadmap

Step 1

* Market research
* Team establishment
* Web 3 core smart contract’s development phase started

Step 2

* Creating documentation&#x20;
* Creating the marketing strategy&#x20;
* Beta launch of sport events functionality&#x20;
* PolyFarm bot development phase

Step 3

* NFT collection sale &#x20;
* Public launch of sport events functionality&#x20;
* Prediction platform development phase&#x20;
* Public token sale
* Web 3 games, lottery development phase
* Web 3 casino developments phase

Step 4

* White Label: web 3 sport betting platform&#x20;
* Marketing, influence campaigns
* Beta launch of the web 3 games&#x20;
* Beta launch of the web 3 lottery &#x20;
* $PLW DEX listing

Step 5

* $PLW Tier-1 CEX listing&#x20;
* Airdrop and bounty activities
* Beta launch Web3 casino&#x20;
* White Label: web3 blockchain casino &#x20;

Step 6

* Beta launch Polyway.io prediction platform&#x20;
* New update roadmap&#x20;


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