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# Roadmap

#### Key Milestones:

Developed a platform that enables creation of Twitter AI Agents and Characters: 

* Social media analysis of hundreds of X posts to create AI Agent personality 
* 15-second AI agent deployment
* “social-to-AI” conversion system
* proprietary AI modeling to create a new paradigm in social TokenFi

Developed a platform that allows everyone to to create and tokenize their AI Agents

* Automated token generation with $AIFUN pairing
* Built-in liquidity pool mechanics
* Multi-agent ecosystem support
* Automated price discovery

#### Coming Up Q4 2024:

 • Launch of the platform allowing everyone to to create and tokenize their AI Agents

 • Twitter Agents with custom prompts

#### Coming Up 2025:

 • Extended social platform integration

 • New Agent Personalization Features

 • AI Agent Performance Metrics

 • Agent Collaboration and Interaction Features

 • Enhanced Security for Tokenized AI Agents

 • Agent Guilds and Communities

&#x20;• Advanced Trading and Analytics Suite<br>


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