Roadmap

We are focused on building and validating real peer-to-peer trading before token launch. Through 2025, the protocol will finalize atomic swap settlement, expand its Telegram-native OTC community, and grow usage through weekly trading events, point farming, and offline garage sales. As the community scales, ATOMICS will introduce structured incentives, expand supported assets, and complete security audits and documentation. In early 2026, the protocol will finalize token economics, lock core parameters, and transition from point-based incentives to on-chain governance and the ATX token, culminating in a February 2026 token generation event.


Roadmap

Protocol Foundation

Jan - December 2025

Focus: correctness, safety, and deterministic settlement.

  • Finalize atomic swap protocol specifications

  • Implement HTLC-based settlement across initial supported chains

  • Define refund paths and failure recovery guarantees

  • Establish off-chain coordination layer for negotiated trades

  • Launch closed Telegram-native OTC environment

  • Onboard early power users and OTC traders

  • Introduce internal point accounting tied strictly to completed settlements

Partner focus (early):

  • Auditors and security firms

  • Infrastructure providers

  • Early strategic investors


Phase 1 — Public Beta & Community Scaling

2025

Focus: scaling usage without weakening guarantees.

  • Open public access to OTC coordination layer

  • Expand Telegram bot for structured trade creation and execution tracking

  • Support additional asset types and bundled trades

  • Expand point farming tied to verifiable on-chain outcomes

  • Refine anti-gaming and normalization logic

Partner focus:

  • Independent OTC traders

  • Crypto-native power users

  • Early community operators


Phase 2 — Economic Layer & Documentation

Jan 2025

Focus: preparing for token activation and external scrutiny.

  • Finalize ATX tokenomics and allocation

  • Define point-to-token transition rules

  • Specify governance scope and permissions

  • Begin weekly community OTC markets and garage-sale style events

  • Complete third-party security audits

  • Publish full GitBook and technical specifications

  • Lock core settlement logic

Partner focus:

  • Community-led OTC groups

  • Influential Telegram trading communities

  • NFT collectors and niche asset traders


Phase 3 — Pre-TGE Hardening

January 2026

Focus: stability and transparency.

  • Freeze protocol parameters relevant to TGE

  • Finalize token distribution and claim mechanics

  • Deploy public monitoring dashboards

  • Scale recurring OTC events and offline meetups

  • Run final simulations of token-enabled incentives

  • Align liquidity and market infrastructure

Partner focus:

  • Market makers

  • Liquidity providers

  • Exchange and infrastructure partners


Token Generation Event (TGE)

February 2026

  • ATX token generation and distribution

  • Transition from point-based incentives to token-based rewards

  • Activate on-chain governance

  • Treasury and incentive contracts go live

This marks the activation of the economic layer, not the beginning of the protocol.


Post-TGE Roadmap

Phase 4 — Governance & Community Expansion

Q2–Q3 2026

Focus: decentralization and community scale.

  • Expand governance participation and delegation

  • Enable community-driven proposal frameworks

  • Scale Telegram-native OTC communities across regions

  • Support independent community operators and moderators

  • Increase frequency and geographic reach of offline events

Partner categories:

  • Regional community leaders

  • Independent OTC operators

  • Creator and collector communities


Phase 5 — Institutional Integration

Q2 2026

Focus: production-grade institutional adoption.

  • Onboard select institutional participants to atomic settlement flows

  • Support larger notional trades and multi-leg execution

  • Introduce compliance-optional modules (KYC/AML where required)

  • Enable reporting, reconciliation, and audit-friendly workflows

  • Formalize infrastructure SLAs and monitoring

Partner categories and examples:

  • OTC desks and proprietary trading firms

  • Crypto-native hedge funds

  • Market makers

  • Prime brokerage and custody-adjacent service providers


Phase 6 — RWA Trading Expansion

Q3 2026

Focus: extending atomic settlement to real-world assets.

  • Support tokenized RWAs within atomic swap framework

  • Enable P2P trading of private credit, commodities, and structured products

  • Define settlement standards and asset verification models

  • Pilot RWA OTC markets with trusted issuers

  • Integrate optional compliance layers for regulated participants

Partner categories:

  • RWA issuers

  • Tokenization platforms

  • Asset originators

  • Regulated market participants


Phase 7 — IP (Intellectual Property) Trading Expansion

Q4 2026 +

Focus: enabling peer-to-peer trading of intellectual property rights.

  • Support tokenized representations of IP assets such as music rights, media licenses, brand IP, and creator royalties

  • Enable atomic settlement of IP ownership transfers and revenue-share agreements

  • Support bundled IP trades (e.g. rights + revenue streams + NFTs)

  • Define standards for IP verification, provenance, and usage rights

  • Integrate optional legal and compliance frameworks for jurisdiction-specific IP markets

Partner categories:

  • Creators and media collectives

  • IP licensing platforms

  • Music, film, and gaming rights holders

  • Brand and entertainment IP operators


Phase 8 — Ecosystem & Market Structure Integration

2027+

Focus: long-term extensibility and resilience.

  • Support additional chains and execution environments

  • Introduce advanced settlement primitives for complex instruments

  • Enable partner-operated and white-labeled settlement integrations

  • Collaborate on open standards for P2P settlement

  • Progress toward fully decentralized governance

Partner categories:

  • Infrastructure and tooling providers

  • Data and analytics platforms

  • Broker-dealers and structured product platforms

  • Standards bodies and ecosystem consortiums

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