Public testnet stack
Live public testnet with full node, external miner, browser wallet, explorer access, and technical documentation.
Roadmap
This roadmap summarizes the current public state of Chipcoin and the next visible product steps that fit the existing public services. It avoids dates, avoids hype, and stays aligned with what is already live now on testnet.
Shipped
Live public testnet with full node, external miner, browser wallet, explorer access, and technical documentation.
Native on-chain reward system for verified nodes with registration, warmup, renewal, verifier attestations, and epoch settlement.
Auto-renew, auto-attest, bundle inclusion, and epoch settlement are part of the current public testnet path.
Trusted snapshot import is part of the practical bootstrap path for new nodes and operational recovery.
Browser wallet, testnet faucet, and explorer are connected into one public testing path.
Technical documentation now covers current public services, reward-node flow, and snapshot bootstrap at a high level.
Whitepaper, architecture notes, and live testnet stats now make the current public state easier to inspect without internal operator context.
In Progress
Expanding the public explanation of registration, renewal, attestation, settlement, and payout visibility.
Stronger connections between protocol, Node Rewards, wallet, faucet, docs, and explorer pages.
Improving public-facing explanations of snapshot bootstrap, reward history, and the current live testnet environment.
Planned
Broader page coverage where it adds real explanatory value around node participation, rewards, and bootstrap workflow.
Further tightening of titles, descriptions, and page structure for clarity and search usefulness.
More concise guidance between reward-node explanation, wallet setup, faucet testing, explorer verification, and technical docs.
Better public-facing pointers for users moving from site pages into repositories and technical reference material.
Future Considerations
Dedicated public pages for more protocol topics only when they have enough distinct content to justify them.
More guided user and developer flows if the public product surface grows beyond the current pages.
Further public-facing improvements to make current services easier to understand, bootstrap, and operate consistently.
Related Pages
The roadmap is most useful when read alongside the protocol overview, the Node Rewards page, the wallet path, and the technical docs.