ROADMAP
Where this actually stands
The interesting question is not what is planned but what is already true. Everything below is stated against the code in the repository.
Product surface
SHIPPED- —Trade ticket, strike × expiry board, LP vault, portfolio blotter, points
- —Live venue tape and public markets API
- —Ledger-mode engine mirroring the contract logic end to end
Contracts
SHIPPED- —HoodVault, NyxusEngine, USDGMock written and unit-tested
- —Contract-derived quotes; the trader cannot submit a price
- —Full payout reservation, 80% utilization cap, reentrancy guard
Deployment
IN PROGRESS- —Deploy from a disposable wallet and record the three addresses
- —Configure the protected oracle publisher and its schedule
- —Verify the whole loop on-chain: faucet, deposit, open, settle, claim
Mainnet gate
GATED- —Independent audit of vault and engine payout math
- —Chainlink-compatible oracle adapter replacing the publisher wallet
- —Multisig plus timelock on owner; canonical USDG only
Depth
GATED- —RFQ liquidity and transferable position tokens
- —Agent SDK and institutional API keys
- —Independent oracle adapter for private-market RWAs
The gate is deliberate. Audit, a production oracle, and multisig plus timelock governance all land before real money does. A deployment that skips them is a pilot, and calling it anything else would be the dishonest part.