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# Roadmap

Thumbcool will begin as an Anubis Chain native Meme Launchpad and progressively expand its ecosystem launch capabilities and on-chain trading categories.

## Phase One: Platform Launch and Foundation

* Launch Thumbcool on Anubis Chain and establish the foundation for token creation and trading.
* Build Thumbcool on mature infrastructure through technical and ecosystem collaboration with OpenFour.
* Collaborate with Ave.ai to improve token data visibility, market discovery and trading access.
* Strengthen connections with Anubis infrastructure and ecosystem applications to support long-term platform development.

## Phase Two: Anubis Ecosystem Expansion

* Work with communities and ecosystem projects on Anubis Chain to launch tokens through Thumbcool.
* Establish a token launch gateway for Anubis native projects and develop representative ecosystem launch cases.
* Expand cooperation with wallets, DEXs, bridges and data platforms in the Anubis ecosystem.
* Increase on-chain assets, liquidity and user participation across Anubis Chain.

## Phase Three: Trading Category Expansion

* Launch Stock Meme and explore new token models combining meme culture with on-chain stock-related assets.
* Expand supported asset types and trading pairs to offer users more trading choices.
* Develop new community and trading narratives around different assets, industries and market events.
* Evolve Thumbcool into a multi-category token launch and trading platform on Anubis Chain.


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