Roadmap
What is built, what is in development and what is still research, ordered by technical dependency.
This is a code-status review dated 1 October 2026, not a shipping promise. Each track ships when its evidence is ready: the exact source, rules, network pins and wallet build that reviewers can reproduce.
- TodayBuilt
Wallet and QLYP-v1
- Web wallet and extension with local signing and pinned network and runtime.
- Token creation, open or creator-only minting, transfers and unique symbols.
- Bilateral sales to a named buyer, with expiry and two-witness verification (QPA1).
- Mainnet configuration for the wallet and non-purchase token operations. Purchases stay disabled on mainnet until their release gates pass.
- 9 OctBuilt
Quarks
- Quarks: numbered one-of-one assets with their content on chain, live on mainnet since 9 October 2026. Create and send today; selling arrives with Trade.
- NextIn development
Open markets and progressive issuance
- Open listings: any buyer, one native one-use ticket per lot.
- Selective proofs (QPA2): the wallet verifies only the entries it is paying for.
- Bonding curve: one continuous curve per token, buy or sell any amount, 210 QTC to fill, on mainnet from block 312,600. Lot tokens move to the curve under the same ticker.
- Graduation to NEAR: a full curve seeds a NEAR liquidity pool at its last price, holders claim on NEAR, and NEAR Intents open it to buyers on every chain. Run by Qlyphs at launch, automatic later.
- Before release: review griefing and chain-state growth, measure mint throughput around finality, validate the mainnet witness policy and publish each activation height.
- LaterResearch
Shield
- Confidential notes for token balances: shield public units into a note, transfer privately, unshield back to a public balance, with conservation proven rather than displayed.
- Public mints and purchases stay public; small anonymity sets and network metadata can still link activity. A first milestone is a test-asset note ledger with recovery.
- No release date. Launchpad and AMM designs remain outside the protocol; reserved tags are rejected.