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# Roadmap

## Phase 1 (Q1 \~ Q2 2022)

* Proof of concept
* Fitnomics Design
* Team Building
* BikeN NFT Design
* Cycle-to-Earn Mobile App Design
* Website Launch
* Community Building

## Phase 2 (Q3 2022)

* Token Private Sale
* CoinMarketCap & Coingecko Listing
* CertiK Smart Contract Audit
* Smart Contract Deploy
* Token Presale
* Influencer & Media Marketing
* Community Events
* BikeN Token Airdrop
* Exchange Listing #1

## Phase 3 (Q4 2022)

* BikeN NFT Sale
* BikeN NFT Marketplace
* BikeN Mobile App Outdoor Mode Alpha Launch on Testnet
* Exchange Listing #2

## Phase 4 (Q1 2023 \~)

* BikeN Mobile App Outdoor Mode Beta Launch
* Partnership with Bike Brands
* BikeN Mobile App Indoor Mode Alpha & Beta Launch
* Development of 3D Bikeverse World for VR Headset
* Bike Rental System
* PvP & Marathon Mode


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