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# Neyro Protocol Roadmap

Q1 2024

Neyro token launch\
Listing on Pancakeswap\
Development of Dapps Staking Ecosystem\
Testnet platform development\
Smartcontract Audit

Q2 2024

Development of the Neyro ecosystem, including:\
Decentralized applications (DApps)\
Decentralized finance (DeFi)\
Improvement of the security and efficiency of the Neyro Protocol

Q3 2024\
Expansion into global markets\
Partnerships with leading companies and organizations\
Development of new features for the Neyro Protocol

Q4 2024\
Launch of $NERO20 Mainnet\
Launch of new features\
Latest Development of the Neyro ecosystem

Q1 2025\
Achievement of 1 million users\
Partnerships with large companies\
Holding events for holders

Neyro token launch

The Neyrotoken launch will take place on January 26, 2024. Neyro tokens will be available for purchase on various cryptocurrency exchanges…

Listing on cryptocurrency exchanges

Neyro tokens will be listed on various cryptocurrency exchanges within a few months of its launch. This will make Neuryo tokens easier for investors to buy and sell.

Neyro ecosystem development

Neyro will continue to develop its ecosystem by working with other blockchain companies. This will make Neyro a more complete and attractive platform for users.


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