# Introduction

The HAKUTO project's roadmap outlines a phased plan to realize our ambitious vision, detailing key milestones, past achievements, and future objectives, demonstrating how HAKUTO is driving innovation in the metaverse and blockchain space.

**After Listing on CEX:** Open Marketplace Following the listing of HAKUTO Tokens on centralized exchanges (CEX), the project will inaugurate its marketplace. This pivotal step allows users to purchase HAKUTO Tokens from exchanges and use them to acquire NFTs within the ecosystem. This phase is crucial for integrating economic activities and enhancing user engagement with the platform.

**3 Months Post-Listing:** Start NFT Staking Beginning approximately three months after the initial listing, the project will launch NFT staking functionalities. Users will have the opportunity to stake their NFTs to earn token rewards and airdrops. This initiative aims to incentivize long-term participation and investment in the platform, while providing tangible rewards for community involvement.

**6 Months Post-Listing:** Open Metaverse Space Six months following the listing, HAKUTO plans to open its metaverse space. This expansion allows users to utilize their NFTs to participate in various metaverse activities, including playing games. This phase is designed to deepen user engagement and broaden the scope of virtual interactions available to users, thereby fostering a vibrant and interactive community.

**2025 and Beyond:** Ongoing Growth and Expansion Looking forward, the HAKUTO project is committed to ongoing growth and expansion. The roadmap includes scaling up the platform's features, exploring new markets, and continuously enhancing user experience. The team will focus on refining and expanding the metaverse's capabilities to meet the evolving needs of its users and stay at the forefront of the blockchain community.<br>


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