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# Roadmap

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## 2023: <a href="#d922" id="d922"></a>

* [x] Core team formation
* [x] Seed funding

## 2024 Q1: <a href="#d922" id="d922"></a>

* [x] Launch on Scroll Testnet
* [x] Lanch Testnet Campaign
* [x] Alpha Launch on Scroll Mainnet
* [x] Develop the AAVE Vaults as the trial vaults
* [x] Publish the first risk rating information

## 2024 Q2: <a href="#d922" id="d922"></a>

* [x] Full Launch on Scroll
* [x] Complete Risk Rating and publish them for top 10 Scroll DeFi projects
* [x] Build Risk Monitoring Bots for top 10 DeFi projects on Scroll

## 2024 Q3: <a href="#d922" id="d922"></a>

* [x] Launch Verified APY Yield index
* [x] Expand saving vaults choices
* [ ] Launch Mainnet campaign along with Scroll
* [ ] Launch DeFi strategy recommendation engine
* [ ] Expand Risk Monitoring to monitor off-chain risks

## Q4 & Beyond: <a href="#d922" id="d922"></a>

* [ ] Launch LazyOtter DAO
* [ ] LazyOtter Token TGE
* [ ] Risk Pooling based on Rating
* [ ] Build AI Portfolio Optmization engine
* [ ] Develop risk data API
* [ ] Go Multi-Chain on other Ethereum Layer2s / Solana

{% hint style="info" %}
**The roadmap is updated regularly and subject to change.**

Our team will keep track of the market updates and would love your suggestions and ideas! Make sure to join our community to be heard 👂
{% endhint %}

<figure><img src="/files/6Q8qWqjgojINV3PQygyh" alt=""><figcaption><p>Getting there!</p></figcaption></figure>


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