ETHORA ROADMAP
Phase 1: New Utility, Tests on Ethora.
Focus: Establish independent blockchain access to eliminate reliance on external RPC providers.
- Deploy full nodes for each supported chain (e.g., Geth for ETH/Base, BNBChain for BSC, Solana validator for SOL).
- Create an internal RPC proxy service to route and manage requests efficiently.
- Implement external storage for predictions and data accuracy metrics.
Milestones: All bot operations use internal RPCs; complete testing with simulated loads.
Phase 2: Data and Analytics Focus
Focus: Develop self-sourced data systems for prices, historical info, and predictions, replacing external APIs.
- Transition from external API providers.
- Build a custom blockchain indexer to capture token events and store data in a dedicated database.
- Implement a time-series database for efficient querying of OHLCV, market caps, volumes, charts, and all token data sourced directly from the blockchain.
- Create an internal API for seamless bot queries.
Milestones: Bot retrieves all token data from internal sources; predictions run on self-hosted models.
Phase 3: Trading and Security Focus
Focus: Create custom tools for trading to replace external routers and aggregators.
- Develop a custom DEX router with path-finding for swaps on EVM and SOL chains.
- Conduct internal security reviews and integrate advanced features like honeypot detection.
- Introduce MEV blockers.
Milestones: All trading functions use custom tools; successful end-to-end testing of swaps.
Phase 4: Full Independence and Scaling Focus
Focus: Refine remaining components for complete autonomy and long-term maintainability.
- Reimplement or customize key libraries for blockchain interactions.
- Enhance monitoring with dashboards and redundancy for high availability.
- Explore optional decentralized features, community suggestions, and further buildings and improvements.
- Develop marketing strategies and partnerships, based on market conditions, community excitement, and deals.
Milestones: Bot functions without external dependencies.