The roadmap follows the product tracks already inside the $chicken ecosystem: Gaming, Mining, Intelligence, Marketplace, and Transparency. Each track started with a working piece, then expands into something larger.
The direction is simple: build useful products, connect them to participation, and give the community more ways to use the system over time.
Arcade leads into the gaming ecosystem. Mining leads into community compute. Intelligence starts with the scanner and agentic tools, then grows toward trading systems, APIs, and financial-market data products. Marketplace starts with access and commerce, then expands into partner products, hospitality, travel, and events.
Play first. Build worlds next.
Download locally. Contribute compute. Scale participation.
Scanner first. Agentic systems next. Data products later.
Access, commerce, and future experiences.
Rules, receipts, and visible structure.
Chicken publishes what is live, what is being built, and what comes after — in that order. Timelines shift with technical, legal, market, and operational factors, so the roadmap tracks state instead of promising dates.
Roadmap items may change, pause, or be abandoned based on technical, legal, market, operational, or sustainability factors. Nothing here is a promise of delivery, value, reward, or outcome. Access, rewards, and eligibility follow published rules — eligibility does not guarantee receipt. For supply, locks, wallets, and rules, the Transparency page is the source of truth.