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# Roadmap / Milestones

**Phase 1: Research and Planning**

* Market research, Product Planning & Prototype Design
* Team Building

**Phase 2: Design and Development**

* Concept Design
* Smart contract development
* Website Development
* Whitepaper development
* Social Media Creation
* Staking Development
* Blockchain Development
* NFT Development

**Phase 3: Testing and Launch**

* Product Launch
* Audit done by Coinsult
* Community Building
* Deploy Token SmartContract in Mainnet
* Staking Live in Testnet
* Nft Marketplace Development
* Metaverse Development

**Phase 4: Growth and Expansion**

* Expand Marketing
* Staking Live
* NFT mint in testnet
* Swap & Farm
* Blockchain testnet
* Exchange development
* Coinmarketcap & CoinGecko Fast Track Listing
* Targeting Twitter & Youtube Influencers
* Pad
* Exchange

**Phase 5: Exploration and Adoption**

* Blockchain Mainnet
* Launching MultiChain Bridge
* Reach 20000 Daily Users
* Hit The $40 Millions Market Cap Milestone For Kibho
* Reach Community Members 1 Million


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