AirDAO has released a roadmap proposal for 2025, planning to launch a flagship Web3 game next year
According to official news, Layer1 network AirDAO has released a roadmap proposal for 2025, aiming to drive the highest historical user participation and liquidity inflow, making AirDAO more usable for ordinary users. Specific measures include:
AirDAO wallet and mobile application have been launched on Apple Store and Google App Store.
The core team of AirDAO proposes to build products that enhance user engagement and experience, including token generation and Meme coin Launchpad.
AirDAO proposes to launch a flagship Web3 game Moolah in 2025.
AirDAO is in early development of a real-world DePIN interactive application aimed at global ordinary users, which includes encrypted rewards and incentive measures. The proposed application may be launched in the third or fourth quarter of 2025.
In 2025, AirDAO will bring a series of DeFi improvements for the existing Star Fleet product suite.
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