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# 3 Phases

Our roadmap is the future of Meme Theft Auto on a timeline of 1-2 years.

### Phase One

* [x] Launch official Social Media Accounts&#x20;
* [x] Hire & Onboard Team
* [x] Create Website
* [x] Create Verification Platform
* [x] Create Claim & Mint Platform
* [x] Onboard Investors
* [x] Partner with Memecoin, NFT, & GTA Communities for exposure
* [x] Final Internal Tests for Verification Platform
* [ ] Complete Verification Platform Beta Testing

### Phase Two

* [x] Code $MTA Keypair & Mint Supply
* [ ] Launch $MTA
* [ ] Introduce Staking Platform
* [ ] Enable Claim
* [x] Establish Partnerships WIth IRL Companies For Tier 1 & 2 Production
* [ ] Fully Develop Burn Mechanism
* [ ] Launch The Marketplace

### Phase Three

* [ ] Launch Long Term Holder Rewards Protocol
* [ ] Establish Partnerships With IRL companies for Tier 3 Production
* [ ] Apply for CEX  listings
* [ ] Close Claim Platform


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